Neoclassical decorations included columns, pilaster, caryatids, Atlases and friezes adopted from Greek and Roman architecture. Atlantes, caryatids, putti, and gargoyles were also used. On either side figures of caryatids with plant motifs and cherubs. The exterior is adorned with nine terracotta caryatids supporting the cornice, sculpted by Charles Marega. These mosaics have caryatids and acanthus-scrolls and a calendar of saints in the upper row. On the facade are nine medallions depicting nine Swedish regents and ten caryatids. There are also dolphins serving as waterspouts and Nereids serving as caryatids. Mutu has described the bronze statues as having been inspired by caryatids. Decorative elements include turrets, balconies, pinnacles, multi-coloured ceramics, and caryatids. These finish with caryatids and a moulded cornice. The Caryatids have been transferred from the Old Acropolis Museum to the New Acropolis Museum. The sarcophagus in surrounded by caryatids representing all the peoples of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. Decorative features like coloured turrets, terraces and caryatids are distinct throughout Monte Carlo. It contains "many curious decorative features including carved elephant caryatids". The second section presents the above image, guarded by two caryatids columns.