Fortuna Collection

FORTUNA
Roman goddess of luck and prosperity, carrying a cornucopia full of goodies

Fortuna by Ernest Board
Painting depicting a blindfolded woman playing a fateful game of cards. Date: 1911

Temple of Fortuna, Pompeii, Italy, Victorian period

The Temple Of Fortuna Virilis, Rome, 1818
An architectural pencil drawing of the Temple of Fortuna Virilis (Temple of Portunus), in Rome, Italy, during 1818. Date: 1818

The Great Fortune
A copperplate engraving depicting Nemesis, the Greek goddess of divine retribution, her identity has been combined with Fortuna, the Roman goddess of victory and fortune. Date: circa 1502

Wall paintings of decorated columns from Pompeii
Trompe l oeil wall paintings of columns with ivy and masks from the House of the Grand Duke, Strada della Fortuna, Pompeii, excavated 1838

Roman bireme with crocodile on the stern
Bireme with crocodile and heads carved on the stern, from a basrelief in the Temple of Fortuna Preneste. Copperplate engraving by Pietro Ruga after an illustration by Lorenzo Rocceggiani from his own

View of the Temple of Fortuna Augusta, Pompeii. On the corner of Via del Foro and Via della Fortuna. Chromolithograph and illustration by G

Plutus, Fortuna and Harpocrates.. Handcolored copperplate engraving engraved by Jacques Louis Constant Lacerf after illustrations by Leonard Defraine from Mythology in Prints

de Havilland DH91 Albatross, G-AEDK, Fortuna, of Imperial Airways, in alongside a Bloch 220, F-ADHJ, of Air France, at Croydon

Wheel of Fortune. Miniature, 15th century. France
Wheel of Fortune or Rota Fortuane. Concept in medieval and anceint philosophy referring to the capricious nature of Fate. Miniature, 15th century. France

Laberinto de Fortuna (Labyrinh of Fortunes), by Juan de Mena
Juan de Mena (1411-1456). Spanish poet. Labyrinth of Fortune, or The Three Hundred, 1444. Edition in 1566, Alcala de Hernares. Poem CXXXVI

Fortuna (Anon)
The Roman goddess of luck, bearing a cornucopia full of good things

Italy. Paestum. Sanctuary of Fortuna Virilis. Pool. 3rd century B.C

Italy. Pompeii. Pedestrian crossing at Via della Fortuna

Temple - Fortuna Augusta
Pompeii: temple of Fortuna Augusta Date: 1910

Fortuna & Speranza
FORTUNA (fortune) and SPERANZA (hope) - two Roman goddesses who bring good things to those they favour

Fortuna (Pannemaker)
The Roman goddess of luck, emptying a purse full of coins on the world as she flies above it

Fortuna (Tooke)
The Roman goddess of luck, holding a cornucopia full of nice things, and a strange instrument

ITALY. Pompeii. Via della Fortuna. Roman art. Early Empire

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ITALY. Pompeii. Via della Fortuna

Pompeii - Italy - Tempio della Fortuna (Temple of Fortune). Date: circa 1910s

Roman war bireme (1st c. AD). Roman art. Early Empire. Relief on rock. VATICAN CITY. Vatican Museums. Proc: ITALY. Praeneste. Temple of Fortuna Primigenia

Fortuna Street, Pompeii, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

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