Met Museum Reflection

 




One piece of artist production that I saw at the Metropolitan Museum of art was the Original beginnings of the Olympic games that were formed/started in Greece. This art piece is a Marble disc. That was part of Discus games, one of the original games in the Olympics. This art piece was crafted from marble and given form in the shape of a circle/disc. This heavy piece of Greek History was throw as far as the completer physically can trying to get the farest distances possible.




Here the guide show us how Hercules looked.
In this art piece it was showed to us Hercules and his signature lion sign. And is showed as this strong confidence guy, He was really important in the roman history. 


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