Katerina Tsatouha, an archaeologist at the Athens' Research Department, describes it as the country's largest "outdoor funerary sculpture collection", featuring 19th and 20th century sculptors such as Yiannoulis Halepas, Nikos Stergiou, Nikolaos Georgantis, Mihalis Tombros and Stavros Valassakis, who were commissioned to craft funerary art -- statues, engravings, urns, tombs, gravestones, sarcophagi, mausoleums and effigies in Pentelic marble and metal.
Katerina Catuha, arheolog u Istraživačkom odeljenju Atine, opisuje ga kao najveću „spoljašnju kolekciju pogrebnih skulptura“ u zemlji, sa radovima vajara iz 19. i 20. veka, poput Janulisa Halepasa, Nikosa Stergijua, Nikolaosa Georgantisa, Mihalisa Tombrosa i Stavrosa Valasakisa, koji su bili angažovani da naprave pogrebna umetnička dela -- statue, gravure, urne, grobnice, nadgrobne spomenike, sarkofage, mauzoleje i portrete u metalu i mermeru sa Pentelika.