Before we read the text, do you know the myth about Three Graces? Did you like Greek Mythology?
Please read the text about this famous sculpture (focus on words in bold):
The Three Graces
The sculpture The Three Graces is a beautiful masterpiece created by Antonio Canova in 1817. It shows three women standing close together, holding hands. These women represent the Graces, goddesses from Greek mythology. Their names are Aglaea (beauty), Euphrosyne (joy), and Thalia (elegance). Together, they symbolize love, friendship, and happiness.
Canova made this sculpture from marble, and it is admired for its smooth texture and delicate details. The Graces look like they are alive, with soft expressions and flowing hair. People often say it shows the perfect balance of art and nature.
Legend says the Graces were daughters of Zeus, the king of the gods. They brought joy and beauty to gods and humans. In ancient times, artists loved painting and sculpting them because they represented harmony.
The Three Graces was made for a duke in England but later became famous across Europe. Canova worked for years to make the Graces look perfect. Today, it is one of the most loved sculptures in the world, reminding us of the power of art and myth.