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The Three Graces
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The Three Graces

Pablo Picasso, 1923

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Technical Details

Medium

Oil and charcoal on canvas

Dimensions

200 × 150 cm (78.7 × 59.1 in)

Style

Neoclassicism / Painting

Decade

1920s

About This Work

Museo Picasso Málaga identifies this large 1923 canvas as an oil-and-charcoal treatment of the classical Three Graces. Three full-length figures are interlaced against a pale, theatrical ground; the museum highlights the charcoal contours, drapery, and alternating frontal and rear views as a modern reworking of an antique subject.

The museum places the painting in Picasso’s 1923 Antibes period, when he immersed himself in Hellenic references and drew on the classical motif at unprecedented scale. Its account relates the work to a broader body of 1920s bathers and to Picasso’s continuing reworking of antique, Mannerist, and contemporary visual sources. The painting is held by Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz-Picasso and shown at Museo Picasso Málaga.

Current Location

Fundación Almine y Bernard Ruiz-Picasso, Madrid, Spain

Public Collection — Open to visitors

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Valuation & Provenance

2026 Estimated Value

Priceless / Not for sale

* Estimates are based on comparable auction results and market analysis. Not a formal appraisal.

Last Known Sale

No public auction record — held in permanent museum collection

Keywords

paintingneoclassicismthree-gracesclassicalmythologyantibes

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