Discus Thrower  -  by A. Santini and G. Ruggeri from ISAC Statue, Italy Discobolos by Myron (circa 460 B.C.) Call us toll-free if you need more information: (800) 573-4079

Right: Life Size Discus Thrower 68" H Left: Discus Thrower 9", 12" and 19" High See data below  Title Life Size Discus Thrower  Artist Myron  Material Fiberglass  Finish  Antique Stone  Size  68"Hx45"W  Maker Orlandi Product ID 6F List Price   $2,940.00 Internet Discount   -294.00 Your Price   $2,646.00 Cast to Order  Yes Ships in 2-3 weeks   Truck Shipping Ground - 48 States  Crate and Freight $200.00 or Freight Collect

Title 9" H - Discus Thrower  Artist Myron  Material Bonded Cararra Marble  Finish  White - As Shown  Size 9"H  Maker A. Santini Product ID 100248 List Price   $82.00 Internet Discount   -16.00 Your Price   $66.00 In Stock  Yes Ships in 2-3 days   UPS Shipping Ground - 48 States   $9.00

Title 12" H - Discus Thrower  Artist Myron  Material Bonded Cararra Marble  Finish  White - As Shown  Size  12"H  Maker A. Santini Product ID 100565 List Price   $118.00 Internet Discount   -39.00 Your Price   $79.00 In Stock  Yes Ships in 2-3 days   UPS Shipping Ground - 48 States   $12.00

Title 19" H - Discus Thrower  Artist Myron  Material Bonded Cararra Marble  Finish  White - As Shown  Size  19"H  Maker A. Santini Product ID 100226 List Price   $355.00 Internet Discount   -65.00 Your Price   $290.00 In Stock  Yes Ships in 2-3 days   UPS Shipping Ground - 48 States   $22.00

Discobolos by Myron (circa 460 B.C.)    Myron chose a moment of rest between two periods of movement for a statue that combines implied action with classical formalism. It seems the perfect formula for the depiction of a beautiful athletic body. It must have been as popular in ancient times as it is today if one is to judge by the number of copies that have come down to us; those in the National Museum in Rome and the Vatican being but two. The backward swing of the discus has reached its furthest point and the unwinding of the body has not commenced. As consequence a poise is achieved; the utmost straining of the muscles is yet to come.