"The Three Graces: The Legends And The Truth" 1959 LIFAR, Serge
$95
LIFAR, Serge
[255] pp.
Cassell
1959
8 1/2" x 5 3/4"
The Three Graces: The Legends And The Truth" is a book by Serge Lifar, published in 1959. It explores the mythological figures of the Three Graces and their representation in art and literature. The book delves into the legends surrounding these goddesses of grace, beauty, and charm, and also examines their interpretations and depictions throughout history.
The Three Graces, traditionally known as Euphrosyne, Thalia, and Aglaia, are figures in Greek mythology associated with Aphrodite (Venus). They embody qualities such as joy, mirth, bloom, elegance, and abundance. Lifar's book likely examines how these figures have been depicted in various artistic and literary works, from ancient times to the modern era.