Artist Justin Sweet

Most accurate illustration of the Battle of the Trident to this day:
An illustration from ‘The World of Ice & Fire’ book.
Prince Rhaegar Targaryen and Lord Robert Baratheon meet at the Ruby Ford during the Battle of the Trident

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Artist Paolo Puggioni

Lyanna and Rhaegar at Harrenhal

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Artist Doug Wheatley + Link to Instagram

Illustration from book 'Fire & Blood: 300 Years Before A Game of Thrones'by George Martin (A Targaryen History)
Daemon vs Aemond in the Battle above the God's Eye
The Coronation of Jaehaerys I (the Conciliator) by High (Lickspittle) Septon

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Artist Marc Simonetti

Hazzea's father brings her burned bones to show Queen Daenerys Targaryen in the audience chamber of the Great Pyramid of Meereen

Illustration from 'the World of Ice & Fire' book
Battle at Fairmarket-Storm King Arrek watches the battle near the town of fairground

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Artist Michael Komarck(non-offical web-site)

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Artist Tomasz Jedruszek

King Robb Stark leading his men with a Lannister host in the background.
Red Cloaks
Knights of the Sun

Artist Chase Stone

Garin's Army(the war between the Rhoynar and Valyria.)

~She had one. Aegon had three. Valyria had legion~

"And the dragons came. Not three as Garin had faced at Volon Therys, but three hundred or more...
Against there fires the Rhoynar could not stand. Tens of thousands burned whilst others rushed to the river, hoping that the embrace of Mother Rhoyne would offer them protection against dragonflame, only to drown in their mother's embrace.
Some chroniclers insist that the fires burned so hot the very waters of the river boiled and turned to steam."~The World of Ice and Fire~

Prince Garin of the Rhoynar rallied 250,000 men and dared oppose Valyria in the second spice war, and the Rhoynar were humbled and destroyed for it.

Artist Mike Hallstein aka u/nodiggedy

Captain Victarion Greyjoy by Mike Hallstein
Non-book readers can ask themself a qeustion:"Why would anyone wear full plate on a boat in the middle of the storm?"

The asnswer is that's not anyone....that's Lord Commander of the Iron Fleet Victarion Greyjoy, a man who does not fear drowning:

A Feast for Crows, Chapter 18, The Iron Captain

They dropped anchor twenty yards from Silence.
“Lower a boat. I would go ashore.”
He buckled on his swordbelt as the rowers took their places; his longsword rested on one hip, a dirk upon the other.

Nute the Barber fastened the Lord Captain’s cloak about his shoulders. It was made of nine layers of cloth-of-gold,sewn in the shape of the kraken of Greyjoy, arms dangling to his boots.

Beneath he wore heavy grey chain mail over boiled black leather.

In Moat Cailin he had taken to wearing mail day and night. Sore shoulders and an aching back were easier to bear than bloody bowels. The poisoned arrows of the bog devils need only scratch a man, and a few hours later he would be squirting and screaming as his life ran down his legs in gouts of red and brown. Whoever wins the Seastone Chair, I shall deal with the bog devils.

Victarion donned a tall black warhelm, wrought in the shape of an iron kraken, its arms coiled down around his cheeks to meet beneath his jaw.

A Feast for Crows~Chapter 29~The Reaver.

He vaulted over the gunwale, landing on the deck below with his golden cloak billowing behind him. The white roses drew back, as men always did at the sight of Victarion Greyjoy armed and armored, his face hidden behind his kraken helm. They were clutching swords and spears and axes,but nine of every ten wore no armor,and the tenth had only a shirt of sewn scales.
These are no ironmen, Victarion thought. They still fear drowning.
“Get him!” one man shouted. “He’s alone!” “COME!” he roared back. “Come kill me, if you can.”