Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells’ The Prophecy (2024), limited edition bronze sculpture depicting a crouched, nude figure balanced atop stacked books, holding a human skull in both hands and gazing intently into its hollow eyes. Finished in a pale grey patina with darker shading to emphasise musculature and contours, the piece evokes themes of mortality, knowledge, and forewarning. At 30cm × 25cm × 49cm and 23.4kg, it combines fine anatomical detail, symbolic elements, and a contemporary reinterpretation of classical imagery.
Teresa Wells

THE PROPHECY (Limited Edition of 12)

"A prophecy recounted in science fiction is something that could  happen, but would you want it to?"

Material: Bronze
Size: 300mm × 250mm × 490mm
Weight 23.4kg
Edition: 12
Date: 2024

£8,450.00
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