Dungeon Master's Guide, Cover Art (1979)
The fine art print of the iconic cover of the classic 1979 Dungeon Master's Guide is part of our official DUNGEONS & DRAGONS fine art print collection—an exclusive collaboration between Cook and Becker and Wizards of the Coast. This legendary cover illustration, painted by the renowned artist David C. Sutherland III, is a cornerstone of our exclusive D&D art collection.
The artwork captures the adventurous spirit and rich fantasy that has inspired generations of players, featuring a powerful, vivid composition of classic D&D imagery. A menacing red efreet with fiery eyes battles the adventurers while the mysterious City of Brass floats above a vast lake of fire. It’s a scene rich with color, dramatic lighting and surrealism—emphasizing the risk and magical thrill of exploration that defines DUNGEONS & DRAGONS.
Each fine art giclée print is hand-numbered and features an embossed D&D logo, ensuring its authenticity as a collector’s item. The print also includes a certificate of authenticity and has a refined white border around the artwork, adding an elegant finish to this exceptional piece.
The artwork captures the adventurous spirit and rich fantasy that has inspired generations of players, featuring a powerful, vivid composition of classic D&D imagery. A menacing red efreet with fiery eyes battles the adventurers while the mysterious City of Brass floats above a vast lake of fire. It’s a scene rich with color, dramatic lighting and surrealism—emphasizing the risk and magical thrill of exploration that defines DUNGEONS & DRAGONS.
Each fine art giclée print is hand-numbered and features an embossed D&D logo, ensuring its authenticity as a collector’s item. The print also includes a certificate of authenticity and has a refined white border around the artwork, adding an elegant finish to this exceptional piece.
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