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Peter Pan (Suite of 15 etchings)

Paula Rego, 1992

MIMA, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, Middlesbrough

The 15 etchings depict scenes from the 'never never land' and characters such as Wendy and Hook play leading roles. Rego has remained faithful to J.M. Barrie's original text as a framework for her own rich imagination and her lively and inventive drawing.

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Title of artwork, date

Peter Pan (Suite of 15 etchings), 1992

Date supported

1993

Medium and material

Etching

Dimensions

12: 64 x 55 cm, 1: 57 x 72 cm, 2: 41x 35 cm

Grant

2125

Total cost

8500

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