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 Art from "The Book of the Dragon" 
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The Book of the Dragon, Cover - Cover of Montse Sant's The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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The Book of the Dragon, Cover - Cover of Montse Sant's The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Dragon Father - A group of dragons meets with their patriarch, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Dragon Father - A group of dragons meets with their patriarch, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Dragon Meet - A dragon meets with his human neighbors, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Dragon Meet - A dragon meets with his human neighbors, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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ROAR! - A Great Earth Dragon roaring, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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ROAR! - A Great Earth Dragon roaring, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Seaside Sentinel - A dragon stands vigil on a rocky shore, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Seaside Sentinel - A dragon stands vigil on a rocky shore, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Stabbing - A dragon is stabbed by a knight on the beach, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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Stabbing - A dragon is stabbed by a knight on the beach, from The Book of the Dragon by artist Ciruelo.
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