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

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Standing nude holding a cloak.

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Nude holding handball.

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

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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 styled as Hercules with lion skin draped over his arm.

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Nude figure with wrapped hands.

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Nude figure standing on mountain ledge with climbing gear.

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Standing nude with rock.

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Nude with cloak draped over shoulders.

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Standing nude wearing gauntlets.

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Hercules figure slaying lion.

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Standing nude with soccer ball.

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Standing nude with cloak and fasces.

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Standing nude with discus in one hand, cloak draped across the other.

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Nude in boxing stance.

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Nude archer leaning on tree stump.

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Nude man with skis.

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Full nude with gymnastic hand grips.

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Standing nude with kettlebell.

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Nude striding forward with one arm over his shoulder.

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Modern nude sailor at the bow of a boat.

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Standing nude with arms above head.

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Nude athlete with wrapped hands.

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Nude with the prow of a ship.

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One of the first statues to be dedicated in the Foro Italico. Rome as a Fascist Hercules.