LEFT: Statue of seated warriorPentelic marble with head of Paros marble.inv. 86032nd century AD inspired by the figure of Meleager by the Greek sculptor Skopas (4th century BC)Figures seated on the ground are unusual in Classical Greek art; but defeated soldiers and prisoners were represented in this way during the Hellenistic period.CENTER : Statue of AresPentelic marbleinv. 86022nd century BCThis sculpture portrays the god of war as nude seated on a rock in a resting position. The god holds a sword in his left hand; while at his feet a little Eros plays between his shield and his helmet; a reference to the amorous relationship between Ares and Aphrodite.Statue restored in 1622 by Gian Lorenzo BerniniRIGHT : Statue of Orestes and ElectraMedium-grained marbleinv. 8604End of 1st century BC-beginning of 1st century ADThe sculptural group depicts Agamennon's children in front of their father tomb.National Roman Museum - Palazzo Altemps; Rome; Italy.