Although the Townley version of this work has the title figure looking down, the original version shows him looking back at the object in his outstretched right hand. One Roman copy of this work, restored by Pierre- Étienne Monnot, depicts the title figure as a wounded gladiator supporting himself on his (*) arm as he sinks to the ground, and this famously well- proportioned work crouches in an unnatural pose. For ten points, name this famous Greek sculpture by Myron, which shows an athlete about to throw the titular Frisbee-like object.
Although the Townley version of this work has the title figure looking down, the original version shows him looking back at the object in his outstretched right hand. One Roman copy of this work, restored by Pierre- Étienne Monnot, depicts the title figure as a wounded gladiator supporting himself on his (*) arm as he sinks to the ground, and this famously well- proportioned work crouches in an unnatural pose. For ten points, name this famous Greek sculpture by Myron, which shows an athlete about to throw the titular Frisbee-like object.
Although the Townley version of this work has the title figure looking down, the original version shows him looking back at the object in his outstretched right hand.