Dossi Dosso (Giovanni di Lutero) (Ferrara c.1489 – 1542) – Allegory of Fortune (179x217 cm) c.1530 J. Paul Getty Museum

J. Paul Getty Museum – Dossi Dosso (Giovanni di Lutero) (Ferrara c.1489 - 1542) - Allegory of Fortune (179x217 cm) c.1530

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