The Three Graces

Die drei Grazien (Germany) is a painting by Pieter Paul Rubens, a Flemish master of the Baroque period, between 1620 and 1624. Oil. The subject is the three beautiful gods of Greek mythology (Kallis, the three daughters of Zeus and Eurynome). Rubens splits the work with Jan Bruegel II.

It is now in the Museum of Art and Design, which exhibits collections from the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts. In addition, the drawings, which are thought to be related to this work, are in the Courtold Museum in London, and valeant, a workshop, is in the collection of the National Gallery of Sweden in Stockholm.