ROME .- In the heart of the Eternal City, a vital chapter of its artistic history has been reborn. The Museum of the Roman School, nestled within the magnificent Casino Nobile of Villa Torlonia, reopened last week with a stunning new exhibition, "Glances at the City." After a comprehensive, multi-year renovation, the museum now offers a richer, more intimate journey into the art that blossomed in Rome between the two World Wars. A highlight of the new display is the "Rome Collection," a remarkable series of 54 works loaned from BNL BNP Paribas. As Mayor Roberto Gualtieri noted at the inauguration, the renewed museum highlights Rome's enduring role as a melting pot of ideas and creativity.