Fieldcrest Fine Arts Presents a Triumvirate of Peter Pan, a Scottish Golfer and a 14th Century Scholar
The renowned sculpture of the ageless Peter Pan playing the Pipes in Kensington Gardens in London’s Hyde Park became the subject of various interpretations of this legendary literary character, of which this bronze figure is one. circa 1911 Height: 9 ½ inches including 3-tiered base Email for pricing mailto:fieldcrestfa@sbgblobal.net?subject=Peter%20PanFieldcrest%20Home.htmlshapeimage_2_link_0
This Scottish Golfer, circa 1870, said to be Young Tom Morris, four-time winner of the British Open at Preswick, likely sculpted by Francis Williamson, (English, 1833-1920).
 
The Golfer’s costume of gaiters, flat hat and belted, pocketed jacket suggests the period prior to the introduction of golf knickers.
 
Height: 8 inches
 
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This Grand Tour miniature of a 14th Century Scholar, signed “Ricard,” is the exact image of Emile-Louis Picault’s (French, 1833-1915) monumental Escholier 14e Siècle.
 
Height: 8 inches
including marble plinth
 
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