Fortune (Italian: La Fortuna) may refer to several, similar pictures by or after Guido Reni, a painter of the Bologna school, dated to the 1620s or 1630s.
[1] The prime version is in the National Academy of Saint Luke, Rome.
[1] This Fortune, once one of the profane subjects in the secret cabinet of the Capitol, has been described by Righetti.
During the Napoleonic period of spoliation it was removed to Paris.
[2] Aristide Sartorio (1911) considers it a "valuable decorative picture, suggestive in its tonality of certain works of Puvis de Chavannes, who … was an admirer of diffuse colouring without violent chiaroscuro effects.