"Spoliarium" is a famous painting created by the Filipino artist Juan Luna in 1884. It depicts a dramatic scene in a Roman arena where fallen gladiators are being stripped of their armor. The artwork captures the emotions of despair and loss, showcasing Luna's skill in using light and shadow to enhance the narrative. The painting won a gold medal at the Exposición Nacional de Bellas Artes in Madrid, bringing international recognition to Luna and highlighting the talent of Filipino artists. Today, "Spoliarium" is housed in the National Museum of Fine Arts in Manila, Philippines, and is considered a national treasure.