Fuseli's weird sisters have identified a suspect. Three arms out, three faces certain, one accusation of no dignity whatsoever. Printed from the 1785 mezzotint as light ink on black — the artist painted his witches emerging out of darkness, so the garment itself supplies the shadow and only the highlights print. The frame is cut wide on purpose: the pointing hands are the whole joke. • Printed on a Bella + Canvas 3001 — unisex, soft combed-cotton, true-to-size fit • Light ink on a dark garment, direct-to-garment printed for a soft hand (no heavy plastic feel) • Sourced from J.R. Smith's public-domain 1785 mezzotint after Henry Fuseli — authentic 18th-century art, not a modern redraw • Designed in-house: the caption, the typesetting and the light-ink-on-black treatment are our own work, composed over a public-domain plate • A great gift for Shakespeare readers, theatre people, and anyone who has been publicly identified Sizing runs S-2XL (unisex). Check the size-chart image; if you're between sizes or want an oversized look, size up.