Pennies From Heaven Collection

Half-eaten apples

Gemma Craven and Bob Hoskins, BAFTA, Picadilly, London, 1990. Artist: Brian O Connor
Gemma Craven, Irish Actress, and Bob Hoskins, English actor, BAFTA, Picadilly, London, 1990

100 dollar bill, Abundance, Business, Colin Anderson, Concepts, Currency, Field, Finance, Fun, Humor, Losing, Loss, Luck, Money Doesn t Grow On Trees, Money Tree, Pennies From Heaven, Rich

Maggot-ridden apple, windfall

Windfall apples, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Windfall apples, organic farming, Unterallgaeu, Allgaeu, Bavaria, Germany, Europe

Fallen apples under an apple tree -Malus domestica- in summer, Laval, Quebec Province, Canada

Fallen fruit in autumn, apples, Thuringia, Germany

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Amidst the bustling streets of Picadilly, London, 1990, BAFTA award-winning actors Bob Hoskins and Gemma Craven pause for a moment, their eyes fixed on an intriguing artwork by Brian O'Connor. The piece, titled "Pennies from Heaven," features a half-eaten apple with maggots, juxtaposed against a crisp $100 bill. This thought-provoking contrast explores the concepts of abundance and finance, inviting viewers to ponder the value of the seemingly insignificant. Meanwhile, in the fields of Europe - from the windfall apples of Bavaria to the organic orchards of Unterallgaeu and the fallen fruit of Laval - nature's bounty continues to provide, offering its own currency in the form of ripe, succulent apples. The beauty of the natural world and the intricacies of human finance intertwine in this captivating work, inviting us to consider the value of both in our lives.