Peoples

Zanetta Farussi, known as 'la Buranella', was a talented theatre actress, married to Gaetano Casanova and mother of Giacomo. Born in Venice, she acted in Europe, from London to Dresden, where she was engaged for life. Outspoken and self-determined,…

Gentile's training almost certainly took place in his father's famous workshop, and he was also influenced by his brother-in-law Andrea Mantegna and the Paduan environment.

Still very young, it seems that in 1564 Jacopo was invited by Guidobaldo II della Rovere to the court of Urbino, having appreciated the duke's talent during his stay in Venice.

Carlo Scarpa studied architecture at the Accademia di belle arti di Venezia  (1926), obtaining a diploma as professor of architectural design in 1926.

Jacopo Tatti, born in Florence in 1486, inherited from his master Andrea Contucci not only the artistic knowledge but also the nickname Sansovino.

Gabriele D'Annunzio was born in Pescara in 1863.

Paolo produced several works within the first half of the century and before arriving in Venice, including the Mystic Marriage of St Catherine (1547) for the wedding between Anna della Torre and Giambattista Pinde

Domenico Robusti, known as Tintoretto after his father Jacopo, was born in Venice in 1560.

He was 77 years old (he was born in 1462). It snowed that day and the inauguration ceremony was postponed until the next day.

Maurizio Crovato, a degree in Literature, journalist and war correspondent for RAI, correspondent in countries such as Bosnia, Kosovo, Angola and Iraq.

A true Venetian from the Rialto area, he comes from a family with an ancient goldsmith's tradition.

Various documents testify to Lorenzo's presence in Treviso in the early 16th century and the Madonna and Child, Saint Peter Martyr and Saint John painted for Bishop Bernardo de' Rossi dates from this period; the Pala