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Ted Nasmith art style. This is an illustration depicting a panoramic landscape dominated by a massive mountain range and a city in a valley. In the left foreground, a figure stands on a rocky precipice, looking out over the scene. This character is identified as Tuor. He is viewed from behind, has dark, shoulder-length hair, and wears a dark, flowing cloak over green and blue clothing. He holds a tall staff in his right hand. A shield is strapped to his back, and the hilt of a sword is visible at his left hip. Below him and to the left, a waterfall cascades down the dark cliffs. The middle ground consists of a wide, circular valley, the plain of Tumladen, which is enclosed by the mountains. The valley floor is a grid-like patchwork of green and yellow-green fields. A river winds through the valley, flowing around a central hill. In the center of the valley, atop this dark, steep-sided hill, sits the fortified white city of Gondolin. The city is comprised of numerous white buildings and tall, slender towers, all enclosed by a high, white wall. The most prominent structure is a central high tower with a gilded spire. A long, straight, white causeway with multiple arches extends from the city's gate across the valley floor. To the right of the city, there is a large, circular body of water surrounded by a white walkway or colonnade.