The Witches of Northamptonshire 1612 Woodcut and 47 similar items

This 4x6 glossy paper print features a historic woodcut illustration titled "The Witches of Northamptonshire," originally printed in London in 1612 by Tho: Purfoot for Arthur Johnson. The image depicts three witches riding a boar, a classic representation tied to the witch trials and executions of that era, specifically naming Agnes Browne, Ioane Vaughan, Arthur Bill, Hellen Ienkenson, and Mary Barber, who were executed on July 22, 1612. The print captures the antique style of early 17th-century woodcut art, showcasing period attire and symbolic imagery that evokes the dark historical context of witch hunts in England. A remarkable collectible for enthusiasts of historical witch trials, early printing, and woodcut illustrations, this print serves as a striking visual document of a pivotal moment in Northamptonshire's history. Its aged parchment-like background enhances the vintage feel, making it ideal for display or educational purposes. The print's sharp lines and authentic typography make it an appealing piece for collectors of historical prints and English folklore artifacts.