A visitor took a photo of the Seated Fortune statue, dated back to the first to second century. The statue represents the Roman goddess Fortuna (Fortune) as a young lady, seated on a throne. She holds a “cornucopia,” the horn of the goat Amalthaea that is filled with rich fruits and symbolic of prosperity. (Photo: Li Hao/GT)
The exhibition of Italian Renaissance art, culture and life is launched at the Capital Museum, Beijing, on March 26, 2018. The 102 items on display are selected from 17 Italian museums and galleries, most of which came to China for the first time.
