The Art of the Roman Empire - Fine Exhibition of Cultural Relics from the National Archaeological Museum of Naples will open on the 21st at the Guangdong Provincial Museum. The Guangdong Provincial Museum held a media conference on the 20th. This exhibition is jointly launched by the Guangdong Provincial Museum and the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, Italy. It selects 98 representative cultural relics from the Roman Empire period, bringing a cross time and space artistic journey to Chinese audiences. Exhibition site. It is reported that the precious cultural relics exhibited in the exhibition are all from the National Museum of Archaeology in Naples, Italy. Some of these cultural relics are treasures excavated from the Heculanninim and Pompeii archaeological sites, while others are heirlooms of the original Farnese family. The exhibits cover multiple art categories, including sculpture, frescoes, mosaic inlays, silverware, and glassware. "Venus on the Throne" frescoes. This exhibition comprehensively reveals the art and life of the Roman Empire to Chinese audiences through six dimensions: "artistic language", "portrait", "color", "fashion", "banquet", and "technology". According to Peng Zhe, curator of the Guangdong Provincial Museum, in order to understand Western art, one must first understand the Renaissance; To understand the Renaissance, one must start with the brilliant Greek Roman art. If ancient Greek art is regarded as the cradle of Western art, then the Roman Empire period is undoubtedly a crucial stage for this artistic flow to converge into a magnificent river. This exhibition will lead the audience through time and space, experiencing firsthand the Enlightenment era in the history of Western art. It is reported that the exhibition will be held until October 13th. (Lai Xin She)