An Italian patinated bronze statue of Fortuna, Roman goddess of fortune standing on a wheel, after Giambologna, Flemish, 1529 to 1608. Mounted on a granite stand. The statue is adorned with a chocolate brown patina. Mounted on a stand featuring a relief image representing cherubs. One of the most well known statues from the Renaissance era, this statue is a copy of a celebrated design by Giambologna created around 1565. The original statue by Giambologna, now in the National Museum, the Bargello, in Florence, Italy. Giambologna was the last significant Italian Renaissance sculptor, with a large workshop producing large and small works in bronze and marble in a late Mannerist style. Antique European Italian Bronze Sculptures, Statues, Figures, And Italian Home Art Decor, and Collectibles.