The Three Graces at The Petit Palais Paris

Introducing our exquisite replica of “The Three Graces” at The Petit Palais Paris, a stunning tribute to the timeless elegance and beauty of classical art. This meticulously crafted sculpture, originally created in 1874 by the renowned artist Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, showcases the graceful figures of three nude women, symbolizing beauty, arts, and fertility, standing in harmonious unity.

Our version captures the delicate details and textures of the original, featuring a captivating patina that mimics the luxurious effects of marble and bronze. Each piece is handmade from high-quality resin, ensuring both durability and a lifelike appearance that pays homage to Carpeaux’s masterful craftsmanship. The sculpture reflects the artistic legacy of the 11th Century AD marble original, discovered on Mount Caelius in Rome, while drawing inspiration from Hellenistic artworks that have shaped the history of sculpture.

Perfect for art lovers and collectors alike, this replica not only serves as a stunning decorative piece but also as a conversation starter that connects you to the rich cultural heritage of classical art. Elevate your space with this enchanting representation of “The Three Graces,” a timeless symbol of beauty and artistic expression that continues to inspire generations.