Antonio Canova was an Italian neoclassical sculptor born on November 1, 1757, in Possagno, Italy. He is best known for his marble sculptures that embody grace and beauty, often inspired by classical themes from Greek and Roman mythology. Canova's works, such as Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss and The Three Graces, showcase his exceptional skill in capturing human emotion and form. Throughout his career, Canova received numerous commissions from prominent figures and institutions, including the Pope and various European monarchs. His influence extended beyond Italy, impacting artists across Europe and contributing to the neoclassical movement. Canova passed away on October 13, 1822, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of sculpture.