Bust of a Discobolus, 4th century BC | Contemporary resin reproduction
A distinctive resin sculpture depicting a torso fragment of the *Discophoros* (the discus thrower), inspired by a renowned 4th-century BC Greek bronze sculpture attributed to the sculptor Naucydes of Argos.
The original bronze work is lost, but several ancient replicas survive, including a famous copy held at the Louvre Museum in Paris.
An artistic decorative piece crafted from a composite material—a blend of marble dust and resin—mounted on a black metal pedestal.
Dimensions: H 53 x W 41 x D 31 cm | Weight: 10 kg
Period: Contemporary
Origin: Italy
