Discus Thrower
Augusto Röhrich active around 1850 in Rome
Lot-No. 534
Starting Bid: 2.500 €
Midth 19th cent. Bronze, goldbrown patinated, marble base. Figure: H. 68 cm, marble base: H. 16,5 cm. Signed A. Röhrich Roma. High-quality bronze copy based on the famous ancient model of the Discobol of Myron. The discus thrower with his well-toned body and athletic pose is considered the epitome of male beauty and has been widely admired to this day. - Provenance: Privately owned since the late 1920s, Bremen - German sculptor, active in Rome in the mid-19th century and known for his outstanding bronze copies of antiquity, such as Hercules Farnese or the Dying Gaul
Augusto Röhrich, tätig um 1850 in Rom: Discus Thrower
Augusto Röhrich active around 1850 in Rome
Discus Thrower
Lot-No. 534
Starting Bid: 2.500 €
| Date: | Midth 19th cent. |
| Technique: | Bronze, goldbrown patinated, marble base |
| Dimensions: | Figure: H. 68 cm, marble base: H. 16,5 cm |
| Mark/Notation: | Signed A. Röhrich Roma |
| Description: | High-quality bronze copy based on the famous ancient model of the Discobol of Myron. The discus thrower with his well-toned body and athletic pose is considered the epitome of male beauty and has been widely admired to this day. |
| Provenance: | Privately owned since the late 1920s, Bremen |
Vita:
German sculptor, active in Rome in the mid-19th century and known for his outstanding bronze copies of antiquity, such as Hercules Farnese or the Dying Gaul
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