Answer:
a. myron's discus thrower
Explanation:
The Discus Thrower was made by sculptor Myron or Míron in 450 BC in ancient Greece. Made of marble, it is found today in the Nazionale Romano Museum in Italy in Rome.
Myron, with this piece, portrays the ephemeral moment of immobility of the character. In Greek, this moment is called rhytmos and refers to graceful harmony and balance.
The original was produced in bronze around 455 BC to be installed in an Athens palace to commemorate a victorious athlete in the ancient pentathlon, but the work ended up being lost over time. There are versions of Discus Thrower looking up, and others looking down.
