Inspired by Lewis Carroll’s famous children’s novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and its sequel, Through the Looking-Glass (1871), the series of six new canvas on board limited editions and four sculptures feature characters instantly familiar to generations of both children and adults alike, including Alice, the Mad Hatter, the Caterpillar, The Red Queen, Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee and the White Rabbit. Released this Autumn 2015, the brand new portfolio from the critically acclaimed contemporary fine art sculptor, Peter Smith celebrates 150 years of the iconic children's classic, Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and is available in all forms to order with immediate effect.

‘I’m Late, I’m Late’ is a limited edition, Smith-monikered three-dimensional affair which stands some 9” in height and as observed features one of the book’s most prominent personalities, namely the eternally clock-watching White Rabbit. What’s a particularly nice stroke as far as we’re concerned is how the widely-regarded Smith has even made the Grandfather clock to the rabbit’s immediate left more rabbit-like, thanks to its bunny ears. For those interested parties – and it’s fair to say we’re bracing ourselves for a seeming gold rush from fans and collectors in equal measure – we are inviting enquiries here and now, and given the habitual popularity of Smith we would strongly recommend that would-be buyers make their intentions known sooner rather than later.