The Three Graces are goddesses in Greek mythology personifying beauty, charm, joy, and fertility, typically depicted as three nude women in an intertwined dance, representing Aglaea (Splendor/Beauty), Euphrosyne (Mirth/Joy), and Thalia (Bloom/Abundance). Daughters of Zeus and Eurynome, they attend Aphrodite, bestowing grace, creativity, and harmonious relationships, and are famous subjects in art, notably in sculptures by Canova and paintings by Rubens.