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Peter Pan

character created by Scottish novelist and playwright J. M. Barrie (1860-1937)
(Wikipedia)

sir George Frampton
1928

Description

Bronze sculpture of Peter Pan playing his pipes on a tree stump surrounded by rabbits, mice, squirrels and fairies.

Copies of Frampton's statue of Peter Pan are in London (Kensington Gardens), Liverpool (Sefton Park), Brussel (Egmontpark), Perth, W.A. (Queen's Gardens), Toronto (Glenn Gould Park), St. John's Newfoundland (Bowring Park), and Camden NJ (Rutgers University)

Information Sign

PETER PAN STATUE
presented by george audley esq
june 16^th 1928
together with the two cannons
which were on the royal yacht
"victoria and albert"

Sculptor

Sir George James Frampton, RA (London 1860-1928), British sculptor (Wikipedia).

Sources & Information

Terry Cavanagh, Public Sculpture of Liverpool. Liverpool University Press, 1997.
Liverpool Museums, Peter Pan statue.

Locatie (N 53°22'53" - W 2°56'8") (Satellite view: Google Maps)

Item Code: gbnw010; Photograph: 23 October 2009
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