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The Salem Witch – Halloween Wall Art

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A caped witch streaks across a moonlit sky on her broomstick, her black cat clinging tight, framed by antique postcard lettering th…

Archival 230gsm matte · pigment inks
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Questions about this print

What were witches called in Salem?

Accused people in Salem were simply called witches, though records used terms like the afflicted for accusers and the accused for suspects. Those charged in 1692 faced labels such as servants of the Devil. Nineteen were executed by hanging, and one man was pressed to death.

How old were the girls in Salem?

The girls who first made accusations in Salem were young, with Betty Parris around nine and Abigail Williams about eleven. Ann Putnam Jr. was roughly twelve. Their ages made their claims seem bold to a fearful community, fuelling the trials that spread quickly through 1692.

Who is the biggest witch in Salem?

Bridget Bishop is often named the most notorious Salem figure, as she was the first person executed during the 1692 trials. Tituba, an enslaved woman whose confession sparked wider panic, is equally remembered. Both remain central to how the Salem story is told today.

Why is Salem associated with Halloween?

Salem is tied to Halloween because of the 1692 witch trials, which left the town synonymous with witchcraft and the supernatural. Over time it embraced this history with October festivals, tours and haunted attractions, making Salem a favourite destination for anyone drawn to spooky autumn folklore.

01 / About this print

A caped witch streaks across a moonlit sky on her broomstick, her black cat clinging tight, framed by antique postcard lettering that reads Salem, Mass.

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Paper & inks 01

Premium 230GSM archival matte with professional giclée printing — sharp detail, rich fade-resistant tone, and a glare-free finish that keeps every detail crisp in any light.

Ten sizes 02

16x20, 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, A3, 18x24, 20x25, 24x30, 24x36, 32x40. Smaller sizes suit gallery clusters; larger formats carry a wall on their own.

Unframed by design 03

Frames shown in photos are for display only. Your print ships with a clean white border, ready for the frame that matches your space and styling.

Rolled & tracked 04

Made to order in 1–3 business days, then shipped worldwide in a crush-resistant tube with tracking — flat, crease-free, gallery-ready on arrival.

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02 / What collectors say

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