Drie Gratiën 1786 - 1787

"Drie Gratiën" (Three Graces), an 18th-century print by Jean François Janinet, depicts the three Greek goddesses of beauty, charm, and grace. The artwork showcases the trio in a delicate and graceful pose, their nude forms a study of classical idealization. The three Graces, often depicted together, are known for representing the ideal beauty and harmony of the female form. The artist's meticulous detail and the soft, pastel-like colors capture the delicate essence of the subject matter, enhancing the timeless appeal of this classical motif. This print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into the neoclassical artistic trends of the late 18th century and continues to fascinate viewers with its elegant depiction of the goddesses.