PLEASE NOTE: We are currently not undertaking any framing or restoration work.
THIS IS A REBUBLISHED PRINT LAID ONTO CLOTH
Ref: PeterPan008, 1910
Set of four Arthur Rackham 'Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens' book illustrations. Originally published circa 1910.
Illustrations in this set of four:
'A Band of Workmen, Who Were Sawing Down A Toadstool, Rushed Away Leaving Their Tools Behind Them'
'The Little People Weave Their Summer Curtains From Skeleton Leaves'
'Sewing Small Elves Coats'
'There Is Nothing So Happy As A Fallen Leaf'
Each individual illustration is 11 x 14". The four illustrations are presented in one decorative tube. If you would like a different set of four that you cannot see, please email the workshop oldfoldingmaps@gmail.com with your preference.
| Rolled in a covered tube | £49.00 |
Pigment ink, archival paper, laid on cloth.
All prices include VAT and free UK shipping. There may be additional charges for shipping outside the UK.
These extremely rare maps have been in existence since they were originally printed and are not modern reproductions.
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