Statue of Apollo

You see a large male statue, in his birthday suit with exception to his golden cape. He stands proudly there, holding a lyre at his side. His muscles are only moderately toned - though he is obviously strong, he doesn't appear to work out as much as some of the other statues here do. An apparent leather strap runs across his chest, and you can see peeking from between his cape and back a bow and arrow. His eyes stare lazily down at onlookers, a green laurel wreath resting on his head. The plaque at the bottom reads, "Apollo, Lord of Light, may his song inspire us all."

On closer observance of the statue, it almost seems like he might be watching the statue to his right's blind spots. But it could just be your imagination. On even closer inspection of the statue, its penis could probably expand to about six inches if erect.