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The image of the apple represents new growth, health, and well-being. The bronze inlay around each of the sides depicts aspects of Chesterfield's origins, development and industries and the communities that grew up alongside them. Within the bronzework are images designed by children from Newbold Primary School, depicting themes of healthy eating, new growth and sports and activities. They include a man labelled as Michael, potteries, ballet, canals, and Chesterfield Football Club.

Title

Apple

Date

2010–2011

Medium

stainless steel & bronze

Accession number

S41_SEJR_S009

Acquisition method

commissioned by Wilson Bowden Developments

Work type

Sculpture

Owner

Chesterfield Borough Council

Custodian

Chesterfield Borough Council

Access

at all times

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Ernie Moss Way, Chesterfield

S40 7EW

Ernie Moss Way is off Sheffield Road; the 'Apple' is half way between the supermarket (to the east of the statue) and the Technique Stadium (to the north).