Les Trois Grâces
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In the classic style of Niki de Saint Phalle's work, *Les Trois Grâces* are three large sculptures of [voluptuous](/wiki/Voluptuous "Voluptuous") women (a creation that de Saint Phalle calls a 'Nana') who appear to be dancing. Made of [fiberglass](/wiki/Fiberglass "Fiberglass"), one Nana is covered in white, one yellow and the other is black [mosaic](/wiki/Mosaic "Mosaic") tiles, ranging in heights of . They all wear elaborate [bathing suits](/wiki/Bathing_suits "Bathing suits") in designs such as hearts, fish, and instruments, in multiple color schemes. A whimsical set of sculptures, the three figures have their arms raised as if ballet dancing; each has one foot on the ground and another raised up. They are Saint Phalle's own version of [The Three Graces](/wiki/The_Three_Graces_%28disambiguation%29 "The Three Graces (disambiguation)").

Saint Phalle said that the works represented unity among the races.


Can you describe the mosaic tiles used in the sculpture?