Pictures by year

Explore three decades of Harry Potter pictures and artwork.

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2026
2026 The first season of the HBO TV series begins airing and the ‘Half-Blood Prince’ illustrated edition is released.
2025
2025 Filming begins on the HBO ‘Harry Potter’ TV show and Tom Felton returns to Broadway with ‘Cursed Child’.
2024
2024 The ‘Quidditch Champions’ game is released and ‘Potter’-themed LEGO and Funko products continue to take over the universe.
2023
2023 The ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ game is released and ‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ gets a MinaLima interactive edition.
2022
2022 ‘Order of the Phoenix’ is released in illustrated format and the final ‘Fantastic Beasts’ film hits cinemas.
2021
2021 The final house editions are released, ‘Philosopher’s Stone’ returns to theatres, and the second interactive edition is published.
2020
2020 The ‘Goblet’ and ‘Phoenix’ house editions are released and ‘Quidditch Through the Ages’ gets the illustrated treatment.
2019
2019 The ‘Goblet of Fire’ illustrated edition and ‘Azkaban’ 20th anniversary Hogwarts house editions hit bookstore shelves.
2018
2018 ‘Crimes of Grindelwald’ is released in theatres and Scholastic celebrates the 20th anniversary of the ‘Potter’ books.
2017
2017 Bloomsbury announce 20th anniversary Hogwarts house editions and the third illustrated edition is released.
2016
2016 ‘Fantastic Beasts’ is released in theatres and the ‘Chamber of Secrets’ illustrated edition hits shelves.
2015
2015 J.K. Rowling announces a two-part stage play and Bloomsbury release the first full-colour illustrated edition.
2014
2014 The British ‘Potter’ covers get a makeover and Warner Bros. announce David Yates will direct ‘Fantastic Beasts’.
2013
2013 Warner Bros. announce the ‘Fantastic Beasts’ prequel series and Kazu Kibuishi reimagines the US ‘Potter’ book covers.
2012
2012 J.K. Rowling publishes a new novel for adults and the first iteration of the Pottermore website is launched.
2011
2011 The ‘Harry Potter’ movie franchise comes to a close with the theatrical release of ‘Deathly Hallows: Part 2’.
2010
2010 ‘Deathly Hallows: Part 1’ is released in theatres and Bloomsbury unveils new ‘signature edition’ book covers.
2009
2009 ‘Half-Blood Prince’ hits theatres after an eight-month delay and the first images from ‘Deathly Hallows’ are released.
2008
2008 ‘Deathly Hallows’ is announced as a two-part film and J.K. Rowling’s ‘The Tales of Beedle the Bard’ book is released.
2007
2007 ‘Order of the Phoenix’ hits theatres and the seven ‘Potter’ books come to an end with the release of ‘Deathly Hallows’.
2006
2006 Book seven is titled ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ and David Yates becomes the final ‘Potter’ director.
2005
2005 ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’ hits bookshelves around the world and the ‘Goblet of Fire’ film is released.
2004
2004 ‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ hits theatres and the book six title is revealed as ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’.
2003
2003 ‘Order of the Phoenix’ is released worldwide and the ‘Quidditch World Cup’ video game hits stores.
2002
2002 ‘Chamber of Secrets’ (and an assortment of related ‘Potter’ merchandise) is released worldwide.
2001
2001 The first ‘Harry Potter’ film is released in theatres and J.K. Rowling publishes two charity textbooks.
2000
2000 ‘Goblet of Fire’ is published simultaneously around the world, the first book with a midnight release.
1999
1999 ‘Prisoner of Azkaban’ is released in the UK and USA and ‘Chamber of Secrets’ is published in the USA.
1998
1998 ‘Chamber of Secrets’ is released in the UK and ‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ is first published in the USA.
1997
1997 ‘Philosopher’s Stone’ is released in the UK and artist Cliff Wright begins sketching ‘Chamber of Secrets’.

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