The Discobolus of Myro Figurine

- Height: 29 cm
- Width: 16 cm
- Depth: 10 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- bronzed & colored
- Series: Veronese Studio Collection

The Discobolus of Myron, one of the most famous artworks of ancient Greece, represents a male athlete poised to throw a discus. Created by the sculptor Myron (490-450 BC) in bronze, this iconic sculpture now exists only as a historical marble copy discovered in 1781, which can be admired today in the Roman National Museum.

Exquisite Craftsmanship and Design

The Discobolus figure from the Veronese Studio Collection is made of high-quality polyresin, replicating the dynamic pose and athletic elegance of the original. The athlete is depicted holding the discus in his right hand, ready for the throw. His knee and torso are slightly bent, with a twist at the waist, and his left arm extended forward, perfectly balancing the figure.

A Tribute to Ancient Olympic Spirit

As an Olympic discipline, discus throwing was first documented in 708 BC at the ancient Olympic Games and was included in the first modern Olympic Games in Athens in 1896. This 29 cm high, 16 cm wide, and 10 cm deep bronze-finished and subtly colored figure exudes elegance and sophistication, making it a striking centerpiece in any setting.

The Perfect Gift for Art and Sports Enthusiasts

The beautiful male form of Myron's Discobolus is not only a stylish decorative piece but also an ideal gift for athletes and sports enthusiasts. Its timeless appeal and historical significance make it a conversation starter and a valued addition to any collection.

Celebrate the beauty of ancient Greek art and the spirit of athleticism with the Discobolus figure, a masterful representation of motion and balance that will enhance any space.