The "Discobolus," also known as the "Disc Thrower," is a famous ancient Greek sculpture that depicts an athlete in the act of throwing a discus. Created by the sculptor Myron around 450 BCE, this statue captures the beauty and athleticism of the human form in motion. It is celebrated for its dynamic pose and attention to detail, showcasing the idealized proportions of the male body. The original bronze statue has not survived, but numerous Roman copies exist, made in marble. The "Discobolus" is often associated with the ancient Olympic Games, reflecting the importance of sports and physical fitness in ancient Greece. Today, it remains a symbol of athletic excellence and artistic achievement.