
Juno and the Three Graces by Davies, Arthur Bowen (1862-1928)

The Three Graces by Antonio Canova at the Victoria and Albert Museum
Roman Fresco of The Three Graces
Detail of the Three Graces from the Loggia of Cupid and Psyche by Raphael and His Workshop.
Detail of The Three Graces from Wedding of Cupid and Psyche by Raphael.
Ancient Roman Fresco Painting of The Three Graces
This fresco, from Pompeii and precisely from the house of Titus Dentatus Panthera, shows us the typical representation of the three goddesses depicted dancing with their arms upwards in a pose that unites them with extreme grace. The three sisters, daughters of Zeus and Eurinome, depict the different aspects of feminine charm: joy, splendor and prosperity. One of them is depicted from behind to the observer, the other two in front.