Discobolus of Myron on a Black Marble Base in Bronze pythagorean cup The lion's dead body was

The lion's dead body was carried by the Gods to the sky where it formed the Leo Constellation

Handmade bust of the Ancient Greek statesman and orator of the Golden Era

He studied at Plato's academy

the insects are "grasping" a centrally placed circular disc and there is a second

Inspired by the olive tree and its great history in the Greek culture

Discobolus of Myron on a Black Marble Base in Bronze pythagorean cup The lion's dead body wasDiscobolus (or Discus Thrower) is a bronze artwork of the renowned Greek sculptor, Myron (450 BC), and represents a young athlete preparing to release his throw. The posture captures a momentary movement: the athlete has bent his knees, lowered his body and stretched his right arm as he gained strength. The viewer feels that the thrower gets ready to stand up and throw the discus as far as he can. The accuracy with which the anatomy of the body is