The image displays a museum gallery in Città del Vaticano, Vatican City, featuring three classical marble sculptures

The image displays a museum gallery in Città del Vaticano, Vatican City, featuring three classical marble sculptures. On the left, a full-body male statue of white marble stands within a recessed wall panel. The figure is mostly nude, with a drapery over its left shoulder and arm, and holds a cylindrical object resembling a club or staff at its left side. The statue rests on a rectangular marble plinth, which in turn sits on a larger base bearing multiple lines of Latin inscription, commencing with "TITO STABERIO." To the right, partially visible, stands a second full-body male marble statue, also predominantly nude with drapery over its left shoulder and arm, positioned in a corner niche. Adjacent to this, positioned further to the right on an ornate, carved marble pedestal, is a white marble bust of a male figure. The gallery walls are constructed from light-toned marble panels and fluted pilasters, creating a structured architectural environment. The floor is also composed of light-colored marble tiles. No human figures are present, and the sculptures are stationary displays.