A statue of Terry Jones, celebrating him as the Nude Organist from Monty Python’s Flying Circus, will be unveiled on the seafront of his home town of Colwyn Bay next year.
The comic actor and writer, 77, died from a rare form of dementia in 2020 and his family said there had been no shortage of ideas to pay tribute.
What would become a recurring character of Jones as the nude organist first appeared in a Python episode in 1972.
A Python On The Prom, which will be unveiled next April, was conceived by the sculptor Nick Elphick, after consultation with Pythons Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam, the Jones family and local groups.
Comedy fans from across the world raised £120,000 in six months.
