"Three Nudes" is a chromogenic print triptych by Deborah Turbeville that exemplifies her distinctive approach to fashion and figure photography through a carefully composed, narrative sensibility. The work demonstrates Turbeville's characteristic use of muted tones, atmospheric lighting, and enigmatic spatial relationships to create an intimate yet ambiguous psychological mood. As a triptych format, the piece invites viewers to contemplate the relationships between the three figures across the panels, transforming what might be a straightforward study of the nude form into a more conceptually complex meditation on identity and presence.