Nelson's Statue

The Tree of Life in Birmingham, England, features an impressive bronze sculpture of Peter Pan, created by renowned British sculptor Sir George Frampton in 1928. This enchanting artwork depicts Peter Pan playing his pipes on a tree stump, surrounded by a whimsical gathering of rabbits, mice, squirrels, and fairies. The statue, presented by George Audley Esq., is part of a broader collection of Frampton's Peter Pan sculptures found in various locations, including London, Liverpool, and Toronto. It highlights the enduring legacy of J.M. Barrie's beloved character, seamlessly blending art with the magic of fairy tales. Generated from the website