Witches Framed Print, Witches Flyiong Broomsticks From The 18th Century.
William Holbrook Beard (April 13, 1824 – February 20, 1900) was an American artistic painter who is known best for his satirical paintings of beasts performing human-like activities.
Urban myth has it that witches used to take ergot from rye bread. Ergot is a powerful hallucinogen. It is also so that ingesting it would make them vomit.
So they would smear the ointment on their skin, and also on the broomstick. They would ride the broomsticks in order to allow the hallucinogenic ingredients to enter the body without being rejected by the stomach!
FRAMED PRINT & SHIPPING INFO
This listing is for a framed print of various sizes, medium 8 x 6, 16 x 12, 20 x 16, 24 x 18 inches. Choose your size :-).
This is a uniquely restored enhanced image to get the most wonderful framed print possible. They are ready to hang, just put them on your wall.
All images used have been retouched to remove any major imperfections and then enhanced for digital printing.
The images are of the highest quality and 300 dpi.
The framed print would look great on your wall, ideal for gifts or presents.
Our ready-to-hang wooden framed posters are sturdy, durable, and ready to hang instantly!
★ Choice of frame colour.
★ Frames are made of FSC certified pine wood.
★ Durable, stylish frames, 20-25mm /0.79"-0.98" thick and 10-14mm /0.4"-0.6" wide.
★ Poster is delivered in the frame, ready to hang.
★ Hanging hardware included.
★ Poster is made on our high quality premium matte 170gsm finished paper.
★ Shatterproof, transparent plexiglass to protect from damage.
★ Shipped from the UK for UK customers. We have a distribution center in the UK, mainly using Royal Mail, FEDex or UPS.
★ Shipped from the USA for USA customers. We have distribution centers in the USA too, mainly using FEDex, UPS or DHL.
★ Shipped from the EU for EU customers. We have a distribution centers Germany, France and other EU states.
★ Shipped from AU & NZ for asia pacific customers.
Framed prints are carefully pre-packed with corners wrapped, then packed in a box with strong edges to protect the frames. I-beams are used in addition, to give the package additional sturdiness and for multi-item orders.
