Peter Pan Statue
Peter Pan Statue
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Nicola D
Hessle, UK3,080 contributions
Sept 2021
The bronze statue is enchanting! The statue base is made up of lots of beautifully crafted animals, flora & fauna on a tree stump. There is something different to look at all the way round and the statue deserves a close look. There are fairies, mice, rabbits, and all so life-like. Beautiful.
Written 1 October 2021
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Jeffry b
Essendon, Australia13,601 contributions
Jan 2023
Peter Pan is the boy who never grew up. He has been adored by generations of children. The statue shows Peter Pan, blowing his horn, with various small creatures at the base. The Peter Pan statue is in Kensington Gardens, London. By the way, there is a replica, an identical statue, in Perth, Western Australia.
Written 9 April 2023
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PATO-BETO
San Martin, Argentina19,901 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
Walking through Kensington Garden we can find this small bronze statue. These were the gardens that inspired James Matthew Barrie to create the famous Peter Pan character. It was made in 1912 and was brought to this place by the author of the story himself. It was during the night, to surprise the children of the city the next day. It is worth it if you are walking through the area to approach it to take a photo.
Written 10 December 2023
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macedonboy
Glasgow, UK186,708 contributions
May 2019 • Friends
This sculpture of Peter Pan stands about 4m high and has a conical form, like a Christmas tree narrowing to a point at the top. The sculpture is topped by a figure of a young boy representing Peter and is wearing a nightshirt while blowing a flute. The sides of the sculpture are decorated with small fantasy figures of squirrels, rabbits, mice, and fairies.
This sculpture is appropriately located in Kensington Gardens which partly inspired the story of Peter Pan. It's a cute little statue that reminds me of my childhood.
As others have mentioned, the location on maps is slightly different. It's just south of the Italian Gardens. From there just keep walking south along the path to the Long Water until you get to some benches. The statute is opposite those i.e on the right in the direction you're walking
This sculpture is appropriately located in Kensington Gardens which partly inspired the story of Peter Pan. It's a cute little statue that reminds me of my childhood.
As others have mentioned, the location on maps is slightly different. It's just south of the Italian Gardens. From there just keep walking south along the path to the Long Water until you get to some benches. The statute is opposite those i.e on the right in the direction you're walking
Written 6 May 2019
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thomas g
York, UK497 contributions
Nov 2016 • Couples
In this age of so much being in your face brashness, this was a delightful sculpture to find. It is overlooking the lake in Kensington gardens, but in it's little dell, trees and shrubs it's backdrop, it is a sculpture that you almost stumble across. It is subtle, with so much detail, conveying the wonder of the book that the films have never managed to convey. Seeing it surrounded by autumnal coloured foliage created a truly magical atmosphere in this small, unassuming corner. Only disappointment, the gate through the fence was locked so we could not examine the sculpture from behind it.
Written 19 November 2016
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Jack
London, UK68 contributions
Mar 2023 • Solo
This statue of Peter Pan dedicated to J.M.Barries the writer is a must for any Peter Pan fans. Located in Kensington Garden near the Italian Gardens Entrance.
Written 16 April 2023
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Pittsburgh, PA127,423 contributions
Sept 2018 • Couples
Walking around the serpentine you come across the Peter Pan Statue. There is numerous rabbits,squirrels and swans nearby.
Written 30 September 2018
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Shawn F
259 contributions
Oct 2016 • Solo
I'd have wandered for ages without the benefit of technology, hoping to find this statue. I stumbled on it & laughed as someone had written "<---morning" in chalk on the path nearby.
Peter Pan represents a great deal to many. An entertaining book, stage play, or any number of cinematic interpretations, but at its heart, he is the spirit of youth & the refusal to let go of our childish flights of fancy, which is something we all should consider holding onto, even just a bit longer.
This statue helps us do so. So glad it's there as a reminder.
Peter Pan represents a great deal to many. An entertaining book, stage play, or any number of cinematic interpretations, but at its heart, he is the spirit of youth & the refusal to let go of our childish flights of fancy, which is something we all should consider holding onto, even just a bit longer.
This statue helps us do so. So glad it's there as a reminder.
Written 13 December 2016
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FLnurseER
Boca Raton, FL5,621 contributions
June 2024 • Solo
I don’t know why, but I expected the Peter Pan statue to be in a more prominent, tidy garden. Instead, it’s stuck in front a random group of young trees and lots of unkept bushes and overgrown grass and weeds. If the idea is to create a field meadow type of landscaping, then they need to plant much more colorful and eye appealing flora than this.
Written 4 July 2024
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Albywon
Sydney, Australia13,654 contributions
Apr 2023 • Solo
Located on the Serpentine this appeals to the young and the young at heart. In a Harry Potter and Super Hero world It is nice to see people still interested in Peter Pan!
Written 13 April 2023
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