Michael Whelan, Aliens! cover art.

Wizards by David Mattingly

Dragons of Ice by Larry Elmore

Elric of Melnibone. Created by Michael Moorcock, this epic hero was one of the first morally grey ones (in the modern fantasy)

Roman Dubina "Not today!"

Oleg Schupliak - Cossack mage

Welcome to Carpatians by Vitaliy Ostaschenko www.artstation.com/kruger7215

Turin Turambar and Glaurung by Jacek Kopalski

Dragonlance is one of the oldest DnD settings. Naturally it's spawned a lot of books... And art!

Angband, great fortress of Morgot, The Enemy. Art by Zagreb-Dubrava www.deviantart.com/zagreb-dubra...

Dragons of Light by Larry Elmore.

One other artist of D&D fame is brilliant Larry Elmore, who, besides other works, illustrated a lot of Dragonlance medium. Here his "Death of Sturm"

Ost-in-Edhil, capital city of Eregion in the Second Age of Middle-Earth.

Beren meets Luthien by Elena Kukanova

Spear for the Dragon. Cover by Jeff Easley

Gerard Brom - Dune Trader. One more beautiful art from the Dark Sun setting.

Belgoi by Gerald Brom. His iconic art defined style and atmosphere of Dark Sun setting for AD&D. Dark Sun was (and is) a unique setting. It is - literally - a postapocalyptic setting like, say, Fallout. The main difference is that apocalypse was not technical, but magical in nature.

Jeff Easley - AD&D 2nd Edition Dungeon Master's Guide cover. Absolute legend.

Odin Rides Forth by Jack Easley. Jack Easley was one of artists who very much defined style and looks of early DnD art and was one of the few employees deemed critical even by Lorraine Williams.

Dáin Ironfoot from Hobbit by Tad Nasmith. Dáin was one of the Dvarvish rulers who answered the call of Thorin Oakenshield and took the part in the Battle of Five Armies.

The great fortress of Isengard. Built by Numenoreans, but most well-known as the citadel of Saruman at the end of Third Age of Middle-Earth.

As I was corrected, that was a picture of Gondolin, hidden elven city of the First Age of Middle-Earth.

One Martian Latte, please!

Minas Tirith. The most Well-known artistic description of it is a Peter Jackson's one... But there were earlier ones.

Zanarkand. Greatest city of ancient Spira... Until old world was destroyed and Zanarkand was devastated...

Tar Valon. Marvel of the anncient Aes Sedai architecture and the place of White Tower.

Trantor. Heart of the Empire. Sick heart...