Minerva and the Three Graces 

"Minerva and the Three Graces" is a painting by Charles Gleyre, a Swiss-born French academic artist known for his mythological and historical subjects. The painting depicts the Roman goddess Minerva, also known as Athena, alongside the Three Graces, goddesses of beauty, charm, and creativity. The Graces are depicted playing musical instruments, while Minerva, with her helmet and spear, stands in a contemplative pose. The scene is set in a lush forest, emphasizing the connection between art and nature. Gleyre's work is characterized by its detailed brushwork and use of soft, harmonious colors, showcasing the neoclassical style popular in the 19th century.