Illustration depicting the 10th century folk tale of Hatto who was the Archbishop of Mainz and what happened in the Mouse Tower Hatto after starving the peasants in his lands lured them all to a barn

Illustration depicting the 10th century folk tale of Hatto who was the Archbishop of Mainz and what happened in the Mouse Tower Hatto after starving the peasants in his lands lured them all to a barn

Illustration depicting the 10th century folk tale of Hatto who was the Archbishop of Mainz and what happened in the Mouse Tower. Hatto after starving the peasants in his lands lured them all to a barn where he locked the doors and burned them to death derisively commenting on their death cries with the words "Hear the mice squeak!" When returning to his fortified tower he was chased by an army of mice. He leapt into a boat to cross the river hoping the mice could not swim but they could and pursued him. They chewed through the tower's doors found Hatto and ate him alive. From The Strand Magazine published 1897. was reproduced on the finest Canvas which captures all of the vivid colors and details of the original art. This museum quality Canvas Art was faithfully reproduced using ultra-precision print technology and fade-resistant archival inks on artist premium acid-free grade canvas. The overall size is 28 x 26 inches plus an additonal 1.5 inches of extra canvas on all 4 sides to allow for easy stretching and/or framing. This premium rolled Canvas Art is ready for stretcher bars or custom framing.

• Brand New and Rolled and ready to stretch or frame
• Canvas Art Title: Illustration depicting the 10th century folk tale of Hatto who was the Archbishop of Mainz and what happened in the Mouse Tower. Hatto after starving the peasants in his lands lured them all to a barn where he locked the doors and burned them to death derisively commenting on their death cries with the words "Hear the mice squeak!" When returning to his fortified tower he was chased by an army of mice. He leapt into a boat to cross the river hoping the mice could not swim but they could and pursued him. They chewed through the tower's doors found Hatto and ate him alive. From The Strand Magazine published 1897.
• Canvas Size: 28.00 x 26.00 inches plus an additional 1.5 inches of extra canvas on all 4 sides to allow for easy stretching and/or framing
• Licensor: Design Pics
• Artist: Ken Welsh / Design Pics

Shape	Rectangle
Brand	Unbranded
Art type	Painting
Weight	1.00
Has written warranty	No