The Devil's Stone - Devon Folklore Lino Print 1930s The papers have been hand-torn

The papers have been hand-torn and so features at least one deckled edge

It is based on an early pre-World War 2 1938 coin and is the companion print to 'Tails' which features a wren

This print is a Limited Edition of 10

The reverse also includes my hand-printed logo stamp and comes with envelopes

The Devil's Stone - Devon Folklore Lino Print 1930s The papers have been hand-tornAn original, completely handmade linocut print which has been designed and printed in Devon, UK. 'The Devil's Stone' print tells the folktale of Shebbear village, in Devon. There are a couple of versions of the legend, one being that on Guy Fawkes' Night, the stone was dropped upon the devil during a fight with the archangel Michael, pinning him beneath. It supposedly takes 365 days for the devil to crawl out from under the stone, and so it is turned