Mystery artist strikes again with stunning tribute to NHS in Sheffield

A mystery artist known only as Wood Nymph has struck again, creating another stunning tribute to the NHS and other key workers in Sheffield.
By Robert Cumber
Published 23rd Apr 2020, 16:16 BST
Updated 24th Apr 2020, 14:56 BST
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The latest work, again carved from stone and featuring the health service logo inside a heart with a key through it, appeared overnight outside Stannington Park.

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It joins the statue which was placed on Loxley Village Green last week as a memorial to those on the front line of the battle against COVID-19.

This stone-carved tribute to the NHS and other workers, believed to be the work of an artists known only as Wood Nymph, appeared overnight outside Stannington Park in SheffieldThis stone-carved tribute to the NHS and other workers, believed to be the work of an artists known only as Wood Nymph, appeared overnight outside Stannington Park in Sheffield
This stone-carved tribute to the NHS and other workers, believed to be the work of an artists known only as Wood Nymph, appeared overnight outside Stannington Park in Sheffield
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Both pieces bear a close resemblance to the work of Sheffield artist Stoneface, whose real name is Andrew Vickers, but he has denied any involvement.

They bear the initials WN, which are understood to stand for Wood Nymph, a creative spirit whose identity is as shrouded in mystery as the famous graffiti artist Banksy.

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The latest work appeared on Thursday, the day the nation stops each week at 8pm to applaud key workers from our windows and doorsteps.

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