A Witch in the Bathroom for Halloween

We've all seen those neat little framed art prints 

with the subject matter being that of a bathroom

or bathtub.  Some with a female figure 

in the bathroom or bathtub and

in various stages of undress.

I'll just call it "Bathing Art",
here are a few examples I found from Art.com.

get them here

I think this kind of art is most likely 

intended to hang in one's bathroom or powder room,
not so much in the kitchen or above the couch,

unless you're weird...

One day while searching the Internet I came across 

a neat Halloween themed "Bathing" image 

by mid century illustrator, Ren Wicks 

source

"Bathing Witch" 1964 

Harold’s Club [Reno] Calendar

While I'll admit it's a little cheesecake, 

I also think it's perfect bathroom art

for the Halloween season.
check out the details...

she's got her haunting license 
and is deemed an expert.

She uses witch hazel in the bath.

and she has her familiar looking on.

This print isn't commercially available to buy, but

I found this image at a high resolution on the 
"Sexy Witch" site HERE.

I reduced the size to fit in a 4 X 6 frame and 

printed it out on my deskjet.

Now all I needed was a frame suitable for Halloween.

get one here

Here's a "memorial frame" common in Victorian homes, 

I spied this in the Victorian Trading Co. magazine, 

which is a good start.

I just think it's a little too frilly for my image.

After all, she is a witch bathing in a cauldron!

A few days later while at Michael's checking out their 
Halloween offerings, I thought I'd have a peek at their

frames and stumbled upon this one...

It seemed very suitable in an old Salem sort of way.

Old dark stained wood....check. 

black metal hinge-like details.....check.

2 sizes to choose from.....check.

Perfect!

I bought the 4''X6'' size frame.

I didn't size the image to the edge of the frame, 

I gave it a little floating/breathing room.

It's about 3.25''w X 5'' h.

I plan to display it on the shelves

above the toliet

in my wife's bathroom

that we redecorated this year in a post HERE.

I also plan to complement the picture

with these three bottles sitting around.

 get one here

from Oriental Trading. 

Along with a green mercury glass mini pumpkin,

source

I found at HomeGoods.

And a Pier 1 ghost soap pump.

get one here

The whole thing should look 
frightfully good!

UPDATE! 10-14-12
Here's how it turned out!

Not too shabby, eh?
We found that Halloween hand towel at Kohl's
this year also.

Thanks for popping by,
and Happy Hunting!