Three-graces

Gerda Wegener’s painting “The Three Graces” is an interpretation of the classical mythological theme, depicting the three goddesses associated with beauty, charm, and creativity. Wegener’s style is characterized by the use of clean lines, vibrant colors, and intricate patterns. The figures are outlined with precision, and their bodies are rendered with smooth, flowing contours. The background features elaborate patterns, typical of the Art Deco movement.

Lucas Cranach the Elder has the three Graces standing on barren ground with no landscape so the only focus can be the three Graces.

The Three Graces is a small painting which depicts three nude young women standing close together in a simple landscape.

The "Three Graces Fresco" feels like a small window into a graceful, ideal world. It’s a compact Roman wall painting from the 1st century CE, originally decorating a room in a house at Pompeii, now detached and displayed in the Archaeological Museum in Naples.