The Greek sorceress Medea performs a magical ritual.

Medea. 1868. Frederick Sandys. Witchy Art Print. Medea — in ancient Greek mythology, a princess from the country of Eeta, the West Georgian kingdom of Colchis, a sorceress, the legendary founder of medicine and beloved argonaut Jason. Having fallen in love with Jason, she helped him take possession of the golden Fleece, killed her own brother and fled with the Argonauts from Colchis to Greece. When her lover later decided to marry another, Medea ruined her rival, killed her two children by Jason and disappeared in a winged chariot sent by her grandfather, the god Helios. Reproduction of a painting by an English pre-Raphaelite artist. 1868. Witchy Art Print. We have 4 types of printing materials: Handmade paper. An absolutely unique product. Thick and dense paper (350 mg) with uneven edges. Not completely white, has natural beige shades. The print on this paper has a rather antique look and muted colors. Prints with an antique background look especially authentic on this paper. Linen canvas. Dense (300 - 400 mg), beautiful and natural material with a slight shine. Prints on canvas have a bright and clear color rendition. Art matte paper. Very thick paper ~ 1mm. Can be used without frame. Excellent color rendition. Birch Plywood. We print on birch plywood with a thickness of 4 - 6 mm. Prints on plywood convey the image and color very accurately. These prints do not require a frame and are ready to hang as they have a hook on the back. The big advantage is that it is not susceptible to moisture; it can be hung in damp areas. Possible sizes: A5 - 8.3 x 5.8 " (210 x 148 mm) A4 - 11.7 x 8.3 " (297 x 210 mm) A3 - 16.5 x 11.7 " (420 x 297 mm) A2 - 23.3 x 16.5 " (594 x 420mm) Frame is not included. Posters are sent to you in a solid cardboard envelope and with a sticker "Do not bend", as well as in a plastic bag, which allows you to protect prints from deformation and leaks during the journey! Also, posters on canvas can be sent in a tube, which also protect the prints from damage.