The Curse of the Wolfman is a popular concept in folklore and film. It focuses on the idea of a person transforming into a werewolf under the full moon. This curse is often said to be passed down through bloodlines or inflicted by a bite from another werewolf. The origins of this curse can be traced back to ancient legends and mythologies from various cultures. Werewolves are typically depicted as half-human, half-wolf creatures with heightened strength and senses. The curse brings with it a uncontrollable and violent nature, often resulting in the werewolf attacking and injuring others.
“Dee was trying to understand the cosmos better, he was exploring angels as intermediaries,” says Sophie Page, head curator at the museum.
Dee s crystal ball is one of the items held in Spellbound, Ashmolean Museum s autumn exhibition, exploring witchcraft and magical items in a display of 180 objects from 12th 19th century Europe. An often sombre yet always revealing exhibition, these objects explore many aspects of ritual and belief and shed some light on the darkest and most sinister thoughts we share today with our ancestors.
The curse brings with it a uncontrollable and violent nature, often resulting in the werewolf attacking and injuring others. In many stories, the curse of the wolfman can only be broken through a specific ritual or by killing the original werewolf who inflicted the curse. This concept has been widely explored in literature, movies, and television shows, adding to the allure and fascination with these mythical creatures.
Spellbound: The Ashmolean explores English magic, ritual and belief 5
Today, the Curse of the Wolfman remains a popular and compelling element of supernatural storytelling..
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