Fenrir through the eyes of sculptors, painters, and craftsmen across the ages
Tyr and Fenrir-John Bauer — for Our Fathers' Godsaga by Viktor Rydberg Photo/art: John Bauer. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Fenrir bound manuscript image — Fenrir amarrado, onde um rio flui de sua boca. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Fenrir (Manual of Mythology) — The wolf Fenrir, opening his mouth very wide indeed. Photo/art: The image is signed A. Fleming. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
The binding of Fenrir by George Wright — Captioned as "The gods were so delighted that they began to laugh". Photo/art: George Wright (1872-1951). Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
Thor Chaining Fenrir by H. L. M — Captioned as "Thor Chaining Fenrir". Photo/art: Signed "H. L. M.". Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
SÁM 66, 78v, Fenrir and Týr — An illustration of the wolf Fenrir biting the right hand off the god Týr , from an Icelandic 18th century manuscript. Photo/art: Jakob Sigurðsson [2]. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons.
