"Der Berggeist" by Josef Madlener (mid to late 1920s), said to be inspiration for Tolkien's Gandalf.

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Gandalf

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"Der Berggeist" by Josef Madlener (mid to late 1920s), said to be inspiration for Tolkien's Gandalf.

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Josef Madlener

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