Bat, Bullfrog, and Bonfire - Lithograph
"Eye of newt, and toe of frog,
Wool of bat, and tongue of dog…
Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and cauldron bubble.
One of these campers might be scaring the others with these lines from Shakespeare recalled from high school. Another might go for the tale of the ancient Indian chief whose spirit was said to haunt the night. At any rate, it's doubtful the wildlife give a hoot. (Well, maybe a hoot or two!) The bat and bullfrog go about their business, both nocturnal creatures, bat hunting and bullfrog mating, revelling in the darkness. On the other hand, the creeped-out campers seem to huddle ever closer to the embers and each other, delighting in scary tales and s'mores."
The framed print comes matted, acid-free and archival mounting, Conservation Clear glass, and framed in one of our beautiful 2" Harper Molding quartersawn White Oak picture frames, finished in our Ebony finish. It will also come with a dust cover and a pre-drilled keyslot for hanging. Shipped with protective packaging.
Approximate Outside Dimensions: 18 1/2" x 26"