Solstice Ride screen print, first printing, limited edition symbol had been the known meeting

had been the known meeting place of ill-intended witches and it is thought that these myths found their American equivalent in Hexenkopf Rock

- Measures approximately 15" x 15" (inches)

- Please note: Instead of being signed with a signature like in these photos

Now resting open

The witch tosses a handful of stars into the night sky and lets loose a thunder-like cackle in celebration

Solstice Ride screen print, first printing, limited edition symbol had been the known meetingSolstice Ride is a wintery work created to honor the Roman goddess Diana, specifically her role as guardian of wild animals and leader of the wild hunt. The earliest reference to night travel can be found in the 10th century text the Canon Episcopi, written in 907 CE. This ancient manuscript notes that certain women (i. e. witches) were seduced by demons and openly confessed to riding upon beasts alongside Diana in the dead of night. Beyond this text,