Felicita Sartori (later von Hoffmann; 7 September 1713 – 24 July 1782) was an Italian painter and pastellist.

It was also he who arranged for her to join the studio of Rosalba Carriera, and she moved to Venice around 1728.

Carriera was at the height of her popularity, and it is believed that Sartori, along with her sisters, provided copies of her work for sale.

In 1741, she moved to Dresden and married Franz Joseph von Hoffmann, councilor to August III.

He died in 1749, at which point her movements became unclear; Sartori remarried to a nephew of her late husband, Lothar Franz Hoffmann, and probably moved to Bamberg.