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Full nude walking forward. One of the statues carved by Carlo De Veroli.

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Nude with ship rudder.

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Nude shot putter.

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Male nude with a club.

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Statue of Imperia as a discus thrower.

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Nude figure with cloak and lyre.

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Clothed youth styled as Mercury.

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Clothed youth with book in left hand and gun in right.

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Nude with harpoon and octopus.

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Nude with javelin.

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Nude with rope and anchor.

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Nude tennis player with drapery.

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Clothed rower with oar.

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One of the six elevated statues at the entrance to the stadium. Partial nude with climbing equipment.

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Nude rower with oar.

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Nude figure with skis.

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Standing nude holding a cloak.

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Nude shot putter.

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Nude holding handball.

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Clothed boxer. One of the statues carved by Aldo Buttini.

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Discus thrower. The discus and the thrower's arm are connected to the strut next to his leg.

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Nude tennis player serving.

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Male nude holding a relay baton. The statue appears to have fallen some time before 1960 and been re-erected before the 1960 Olympics.

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Male nude holding a strigil, an instrument used for bathing in ancient Rome.

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One of the six elevated statues at the entrance to the stadium.

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Nude diver with fish behind legs.

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Full nude with no sandals. No clothing or accoutrements.

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Tennis player. One of the statues carved by Aldo Buttini.

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Nude with cloak, built into one of the niches on L'Accedemia di Educazione Fisica.

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Nude holding scroll (?).

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Nude wrapping hands.

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Man in swimsuit standing on a diving block.

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Two hunting dogs standing over dead animal. Located across the street from the Balilla.

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Clothed figure with cloak and ball.