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Magic The Gathering Cards Drawn By Jim Murray
Magic The Gathering Artist: Jim Murray
Magic the gathering artist Jim Murray has had their artwork appear in a total of 39 sets and made there magic debut with the Darksteel edition in 2004, where their artwork appeared on 3 cards. Since that time Jim Murray has been responsible for artwork on approximately 96 cards.Clicking on any of the cards below will open a full size version of that card so you can see Jim Murray's artwork better and in more detail.
Betrayers Of Kamigawa cards by Jim Murray
Champions Of Kamigawa cards by Jim Murray
Coldsnap cards by Jim Murray
Darksteel cards by Jim Murray
Dissension cards by Jim Murray
Elves vs. Goblins cards by Jim Murray
Fifth Dawn cards by Jim Murray
Future Sight cards by Jim Murray
Guildpact cards by Jim Murray
Lorwyn cards by Jim Murray
Morningtide cards by Jim Murray
Ninth Edition cards by Jim Murray
Planar Chaos cards by Jim Murray
Ravnica cards by Jim Murray
Saviors Of Kamigawa cards by Jim Murray
Shadowmoor cards by Jim Murray
Shards Of Alara cards by Jim Murray
Tenth Edition cards by Jim Murray
Time Spiral cards by Jim Murray
Magic 2010 cards by Jim Murray
Zendikar cards by Jim Murray
Magic 2011 cards by Jim Murray
Commander cards by Jim Murray
Magic 2012 cards by Jim Murray
Gatecrash cards by Jim Murray
Archenemy cards by Jim Murray
Elspeth vs. Tezzeret cards by Jim Murray
From the Vault: Relics cards by Jim Murray
Izzet vs. Golgari cards by Jim Murray
Phyrexia vs. The Coalition cards by Jim Murray
Sorin vs. Tibalt cards by Jim Murray
Modern Masters cards by Jim Murray
Jace vs. Vraska cards by Jim Murray
Conspiracy cards by Jim Murray
Commander 2013 cards by Jim Murray
Commander 2014 cards by Jim Murray
Duels of the Planeswalkers cards by Jim Murray
Modern Masters 2015 cards by Jim Murray
Magic Origins cards by Jim Murray
* All cards are Mint/NM and in English unless otherwise specified.
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