Peter Pan
"To die will be an awfully big adventure" - Bedford's illustration to Peter & Wendy (1911)
One of F D Bedford's illustrations to Peter & Wendy (Barrie's 1911 novelization of Peter Pan) wh (Read More)
"The Peter Pan Storybook", 1913
"The Peter Pan Storybook", signed by Pauline Chase in January 1913 (Read More)
A Child's Map of Kensington Gardens
A Child's Map of Kensington Gardens, from The Little White Bird (1902) (Read More)
Barrie's key to Kensington Gardens
Barrie's key to Kensington Gardens, allowing him access after lock-out time. It was presented to him (Read More)
Nicholson's designs for Peter Pan
William Nicholson's designs for Peter Pan. Nico was once the proud owner of the originals, that hung (Read More)
John Crook's score for Peter Pan
John Crook's score for Peter Pan, arranged for piano. Note that the tableaux of Peter dressed up as (Read More)
Slideshow of Peter Pan's 1st London production, 1904
Peter Pan: the first London production of 1904, with Nina Boucicault as Peter, Hilda Trevelyan as We (Read More)
Peter Pan: Great Ideas of the 20th Century
This is a piece I wrote for a TV series called Great Ideas of the20th Century back in 1993. I upload (Read More)
Slideshow of Peter Pan's 2nd London revival in 1905 with Celia Loftus
Cecilia Loftus as Peter Pan in the 1905 revival, for which Barrie added the Lagoon scene in which Pe (Read More)
Mermaids in the 1905 revival of Peter Pan
Mermaids in the new Lagoon scene for the 1905 revival of Peter Pan (Read More)