1960s Three Graces by Canova San Simeon CA Postcard

Step into the elegance and timeless beauty of Hearst Castle Garden with this vintage postcard. It showcases Antonio Canova’s "The Three Graces" in all their marble splendor, inviting you to admire the charm, joy, and elegance of these classical figures as if you were strolling through the estate’s sunlit gardens yourself.

The statue is an early 19th-century French copy of Canova’s neoclassical masterpiece, representing the daughters of Zeus: Aglaia (Beauty), Euphrosyne (Mirth), and Thalia (Abundance). Crafted from white marble, the sculpture is displayed outdoors on the grounds of Hearst Castle, flanked by two ornate white columns with spherical tops and decorative vases.

Hearst Castle, the historic estate of William Randolph Hearst, is a National and California Historical Landmark located in San Simeon, California.

This postcard, printed as a Plastichrome by Boston, MA, and distributed by James W. Cook of Cambria, California.