1. "The Discus Thrower" (Author: Miron)

It is about 152 cm high. It is collected by the National Museum of Rome, the Vatican Museum, and the Terme Museum. It was originally made in bronze and was made by Miron in about 450 BC. The original work has been lost and is now a reproduction. The statue selects the momentary movement of the athlete in the process of throwing the discus. This is the temporary constant state in a series of instantaneous movements before the discus is shot. The athlete holds the discus to the highest point, and the center of gravity falls on the right foot, and the left toe sticks back. On the ground, the knees are bent at an obtuse angle, and the whole body has a feeling of tension and elasticity. The body shape is tense, but the overall structure and the expression of the head give people a calm and steady impression, which is exactly what the classical style pursues.

2 David (Author: Michelangelo)

The marble statue, 2.5 meters high, with a base of 5.5 meters high, was created by Michelangelo in 1501-1504 AD and is now in the collection of the Florence Academy of Fine Arts. This statue is considered to be one of the most boastful male statues in the history of Western art. Not only that, "David" is a concrete manifestation of Renaissance humanism. Its praise of the human body is, on the surface, a "renaissance" of ancient Greek art, and in essence it means that people have been freed from the shackles of the dark Middle Ages. , Fully aware of the great power of human beings in transforming the world. Michelangelo injected great enthusiasm in the carving process, and what he created was not just a statue, but a symbol of the artistic expression of the ideological liberation movement. As the highest state of sculpture art in an era, "David" will always radiate inexhaustible brilliance in art history.

3 Venus

"Aphrodite of Milos" commonly known as "Venus of Milos", "Venus of Broken Arm", "Statue of Venus", etc., marble statue, height 204 cm, created by Alexandros Around 150 BC, it is now housed in the Louvre in Paris, France. From the first day the statue was discovered, it has been recognized as the most beautiful among the Greek female statues so far. This statue is also the treasure of the three major halls of the Louvre.