This alabaster statue features a dynamic, athletic silhouette and a smooth, matte texture, offering a grounded aesthetic for curated study displays.
A faithful replica of Myron’s ancient "Discobolus," this piece was hand-finished in Greece by the renowned Hermes studio. The cream-toned bonded alabaster captures the intense physical concentration and poised movement of the classical discus thrower, from the tension in the torso to the rhythmic sweep of the arms.
Standing a full foot tall, the sculpture possesses a substantial presence that bridges the gap between mid-century museum souvenirs and timeless art objects. Its warm, off-white hue and naturalistic "aging" marks lend it an authentic, lived-in quality that pairs beautifully with antique books and brass accents. Whether used as a sophisticated focal point on a mantle or as a sculptural anchor in a minimalist office, this Discobolus remains a reverent tribute to the enduring legacy of Greek athletic idealism.
This item is vintage, approximately 40 years old. All measurements are close but approximate. I measure in quarter inches.
Origin: Greece
Era: Vintage (Late 20th Century, 1980s)
Material: Alabaster
Dimensions: 12.00" x 8.00"
Condition: Excellent (Minor shelf marks)
Special Feature: Original paper "Hermes Greece" string tag attached.
Note: Bonded alabaster is a classic Greek craft technique combining crushed stone and resin for superior detail and durability.