Spring-Heeled Jack A4 Art Print, Bonfire Night Folk Horror, Woodcut Style (Giclée Print)

FORGET THE BONFIRE. FEAR SPRING-HEELED JACK.

In 1838 London was gripped by reports of a tall, cloaked figure with burning eyes and iron claws who breathed blue flame and escaped by leaping clean over walls. The papers called him 'the Terror of London'. Spring-heeled Jack was never caught - and sightings continued for decades.

This is Spring-heeled Jack from the Forget The Pumpkin Bonfire Night collection by Wispling Press - British folklore monsters in a bold woodcut style, with a single icy blue accent.

A4 (210 x 297 mm) giclée fine art print on bamboo paper (90% bamboo, 10% cotton): acid-free, archival quality with warm tones. Printed with a 12-colour giclée process. Unframed.

Printed to order in the UK by our print partner and dispatched in about 3-5 working days. Each item is made just for you, which keeps waste down.

Explore the full Forget The Pumpkin range - Black Shuck, the Black Sow, the Samhanach and more - right here in our shop.

Designed with the help of AI (Claude by Anthropic) and finished by hand by Wispling Press.