J.R.R. Tolkien Books in Order

About J.R.R. Tolkien Books in Order

Every J.R.R. Tolkien book we make posters for, in publication order. We hold 36 titles, each available in up to six styles.

1. The Hobbit (1937)
2. Leaf By Niggle (1945)
3. On Fairy-Stories (1947)
4. Farmer Giles Of Ham (1949)
5. Lord Of The Rings (1954)
6. The Fellowship Of The Ring (1954)
7. The Two Towers (1954)
8. The Return Of The King (1955)
9. The Adventures Of Tom Bombadil (1962)
10. Smith Of Wootton Major (1967)
11. Letters From Father Christmas (1976)
12. The Silmarillion (1977)
13. Unfinished Tales Of Numenor And Middle-Earth (1980)
14. The Book Of Lost Tales Part 1 (1983)
15. The History Of Middle-Earth (1983–1996)
16. The Book Of Lost Tales Part 2 (1984)
17. The Lays Of Beleriand (1985)
18. The Shaping Of Middle-Earth (1986)
19. The Lost Road And Other Writings (1987)
20. The Return Of The Shadow (1988)
21. The Treason Of Isengard (1989)
22. The War Of The Ring (1990)
23. Morgoth's Ring (1993)
24. The War Of The Jewels (1994)
25. The Peoples Of Middle-Earth (1996)
26. Tales From The Perilous Realm (1997)
27. Roverandom (1998)
28. The Children Of Húrin (2007)
29. The Legend Of Sigurd And Gudrún (2009)
30. The Fall Of Arthur (2013)
31. Beowulf: A Translation And Commentary (2014)
32. The Story Of Kullervo (2015)
33. Beren And Lúthien (2017)
34. The Fall Of Gondolin (2018)
35. The Nature Of Middle-Earth (2021)
36. The Fall Of Númenor (2022)

J.R.R. Tolkien posters bring the legend and landscape of Middle-earth into your home through clean, purposeful design. Each print distills the world-building genius of Tolkien into wall art that honours both the epic scale and intimate warmth of his storytelling.

What sets this collection apart is its respect for Tolkien's layered mythology — these are not film stills or fantasy clichés, but minimalist interpretations that capture the mood of each tale. From the pastoral comfort of The Hobbit to the shadowed grandeur of The Lord of the Rings and the mythic weight of The Silmarillion, every poster reflects a reader's connection to the text itself. Muted palettes, deliberate typography, and symbolic restraint make these prints as suited to a study as they are to a reading corner.

These prints are designed for readers who return to Middle-earth again and again — who know the difference between the Shire and Mordor not just as places, but as emotional registers. Whether you're furnishing a library or gifting a fellow Tolkien devotee, this collection offers wall art worthy of the imagination that shaped modern fantasy.