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The Three Graces
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The Three Graces

Jean-Baptiste Regnault
undated (c. 1797–1798, unconfirmed)
Public domainThis image is free to download, share and reuse. The license is recorded as "Public domain" by Wikimedia Commons. See the evidence.

The story

Regnault based his Graces on the ancient marble group in Siena Cathedral, the same sculpture that had inspired Raphael, and gave the idealized figures a frankly realistic treatment of the female nude.

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Object details

Title
The Three Graces
Artist
Jean-Baptiste Regnault
Date
undated (c. 1797–1798, unconfirmed)
Culture
French
Medium
Oil on canvas
Object type
Paintings
Collection
Musée du Louvre, Paris
Credit line
Image source Wikimedia Commons. License Public domain.
Object number
EFA.1210
Original image
985 × 1289 px
Source record
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License evidence
See the license

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