#Art master rings movie

Master of Lake-town and Alfrid escaping from the flame of Smaug When Thorin and Company are arrested for stealing weapons from the Lake-town armoury, the Master is quick to label them as enemies of the state. However, the revelation of Thorin’s royal linage and his promise of a share in the riches of the Lonely Mountain, persuades the Master to welcome the Dwarves, seeing the situation as a chance not only to restore his ailing popularity, but also as a way of increasing his own wealth. Providing the Dwarves with weapons and equipment the Master bids them farewell, trusting to their gratitude upon the successful completion of their quest. In TA 2941, when the growing civil unrest that concerned his leadership, and threatened for an election, the Master used a network of informants throughout the city to spy on Bard, as he was jealous of the bargeman and was suspicious that he was responsible for the growing threat to his authority. He shows little interest in Lake-town’s destitute state, instead turning his attention to the acquisition of tolls and taxes. In Peter Jackson's adaptation of The Hobbit, the Master is played by English actor Stephen Fry. In the films, he takes on a more directly antagonistic role, presented as a greedy and corrupt public official, whose primary concern rests with retaining his own power and position. Portrayal in adaptations The Hobbit film trilogy A new more honest Master was then elected. Unfortunately at some point before TA 2949, the Master succumbed to greed and fled Lake-town with most of the gold, and later died of starvation in the wastes, after being deserted by his companions. Īfter the Battle of Five Armies, Bard became King of Dale, but gave a generous portion of his share of the Lonely Mountain's treasure (received from Dáin II Ironfoot) to the Master, for the re-building of Lake-town. Bard took the lead in rebuilding the remains of the town and gathering supplies for the coming winter, but was careful to act in the Master's name, so as not to usurp the latter's authority. This succeeded in turning the townspeople's ire towards the Dwarves. The Master, who was an adroit politician, shifted blame for Lake-town's destruction to Thorin and the Dwarves, who had roused the dragon in the first place. After the destruction of Lake-town and the slaying of the dragon by Bard, the townspeople denounced the Master as a coward and called for Bard's ascension as King. When the Dwarves arrived, the Master of Lake-town greeted them generously, but only to keep public spirits up. The Master's rule in Lake-town was rather amicable, and therefore under his dominion the Men of the Long Lake traded peaceably with the Elves of Mirkwood, creating a steady trade that was kept until 2941, when Thorin and his company came to wrest dominion of the Lonely Mountain and its riches from Smaug. Statue Size: L11 in x W12 in x H35 in (28cm x 30.The Master of Lake-town ruled Lake-town in TA 2941 of the Third Age, it is unknown exactly when he was elected to the position.

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#Art master rings movie

Carefully sculpted from the movie reference material, the mask is paired with a hyperdetailed fully sculpted Barad-dûr mounting base with LED molten lava effects and the blazing Eye of Sauron.Įxclusive Edition includes a lithograph concept artwork print from our design team, signed by our lead artist! Only 500 Exclusive Editions available! PureArts proudly presents our first officially licensed Lord of the Rings collectible with the Sauron Art Mask. Feared throughout the ages of Middle-earth, Sauron ruled from the lands of Mordor and the dreaded Barad-dûr. The Dark Lord Sauron, creator of the One Ring and the Rings of Power stirs once more. “This is the Master-ring, the One Ring to rule them all.” - Gandalf