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This famous marble statue group of the three graces depicts three goddesses in ancient Greek mythology, called Gretz, which is called Charites in Greek. Originally the goddess of nature, they are often considered to be companions of Aphrodite (Venus), the goddess of love and beauty. According to poetry and literary traditions, there are three Graces, whose names are Euphrosyne, Thalia and Aglaia. Eternal young and cute, they represent glamour, beauty and human creativity, and are portrayed as nude, initially holding attributes such as apples, roses and myrtle branches.

The figure of this marble statue group of the three graces are directly inspired by the ancient marble statue of the Libreria Piccolomini in Siena: the nymph in the middle is seen from the back; the one on the left is facing the observer, her head is turned to the side; the one on the right is in the outline, she The head turned to the observer. The result is similar to three different views of the same figure. The three goddesses are joined together in a ring and clasped together by the waist or neck to form an elegant chain.

This piece of  marble statue group of the three graces antonio canova replica is carved from a piece of white marble. Canova’s assistant largely obscured the marble, allowing Canova to make the final engraving and shape the stone to highlight the soft skin of Graces. This is the artist’s trademark, which shows strong loyalty to the neoclassical movement in sculpture, of which Canova is the main index.

The  marble statue group of the three graces antonio canova replica replica designs were displayed naked and crowded together, and their heads touched almost all of the so-called “emotional” works. They stand and lean slightly inward – maybe discuss a common problem, or just enjoy their intimacy. Their hairstyles are similar, weaving and knotting overhead.