Myths & Curiosities
Peter Pan
Barrie had the statue erected in secret overnight on 30 April 1912, so children arriving on May Day morning would think it had appeared by magic — on the very spot where Peter lands in 'The Little White Bird'. Fairies, mice and rabbits climb the tree-stump base, polished bright by a century of small hands.
- Subject
- J. M. Barrie's boy who never grew up
- Sculptor
- Sir George Frampton
- Unveiled
- 1912
- Material
- Bronze
- Location
- Kensington Gardens, west bank of the Long Water
