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Wood's Edna 1900s

1900s

In December 1890 the illusionist William B. Wood won a $3,200 court verdict against another performer for infringing his patents.

Wood patented the illusion on 12 November 1889 and named it after his wife, Edna Kirker Wood. He had trained under Harry Kellar. The Donaldson Lithographing Company of Newport, Kentucky printed the poster. After Wood was lost at sea in the Gulf of Mexico in 1908, Adelaide Herrmann performed the same levitation as The Maid of the Moon.

On the poster

A woman in a green and white costume rises from a pillar of fire with her arms outstretched, lit from below by a column of yellow-green light. On her left a scarlet devil recoils with his trident. On her right a man in white-tie evening dress gestures with a wand toward the base of the flame. Silhouetted figures surge against a fire-lit orange sky on a black ground.

A gold cameo portrait at upper right is labelled "Wm Wood".

About this print

A digitally restored reproduction, printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art paper with pigment inks.

£29.99 GBP

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Size

A4 A3 A2

We ship to the UK, US and Canada.

Free tracked UK delivery. Typically 3 to 8 working days from order.

Our restoration process

History has wrinkles. We have standards.

A century or two can be unkind to a poster. Folds, tears, stains, fading and the occasional indignity of terrible storage.

Each print begins with historic artwork, carefully restored using the latest digital tools and restoration techniques. Damage is addressed, colours refined and details recovered, while respecting the original composition, lettering and character.

The result? All the charm of the original, without having to live with its unfortunate accidents.

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Paper and print details

Good art deserves good paper.

Each poster is printed to order using professional giclée printing techniques and archival pigment inks on 200gsm enhanced matte fine art paper.

The natural white, smooth matte finish reduces glare while bringing out rich colours and crisp detail. The inks are designed for excellent lightfastness, helping the artwork retain its colour for years to come.

Available paper sizes

Size	Centimetres	Inches
A4	21 × 29.7 cm	8.3 × 11.7 in
A3	29.7 × 42 cm	11.7 × 16.5 in
A2	42 × 59.4 cm	16.5 × 23.4 in
A1	59.4 × 84.1 cm	23.4 × 33.1 in
A0	84.1 × 118.9 cm	33.1 × 46.8 in
50 × 70	50 × 70 cm	19.7 × 27.6 in
70 × 100	70 × 100 cm	27.6 × 39.4 in

A note on sizing

Dimensions refer to the paper size, not necessarily the printed image. Original artwork proportions are preserved, so some prints will include white margins to avoid cropping or stretching the design.

Available paper sizes vary by artwork. Please refer to the size selector above.

Every print is produced to order by our specialist print partner and supplied unframed. Orders are printed and dispatched from the UK, USA or Canada, depending on the delivery destination.

Delivery

We ship to the UK, US and Canada.

Free tracked UK delivery. Typically 3 to 8 working days from order. Delivery details

Returns and damage support

Damage or printing defect? Contact us within 30 days for a replacement or refund, subject to our policy.

Eligible UK consumer orders: 14 days to request a change of mind return. Conditions and return postage apply. Returns and damage support

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