Jupiter, Mercury and Virtue—created in Ferrara, Italy, around 1524, is a Renaissance Painting attributed to Dosso Dossi. The artwork depicts an allegorical scene featuring the Roman gods Jupiter and Mercury, accompanied by the Personification of Virtue. Distinctive for its use of vibrant colors and imaginative composition, the Painting illustrates a mythological narrative where Jupiter is absorbed in a moment of Introspection, with Mercury appearing as a messenger Figure. The interaction between the characters subtly conveys themes of Wisdom and Communication. This piece exemplifies Dosso Dossi's distinctive Style, blending classical themes with the artist's unique Interpretation and painterly techniques. The painting is currently housed at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna, Austria.