Peoples

Jacopo grew up artistically in his father's workshop, where he collaborated with his brothers Gianfrancesco and Giambattista.

From a young age, he worked with his brothers Francesco and Giambattista in his father's workshop, and soon managed to bring out his individual qualities, devoting himself above all to pastoral themes. 

Ernesto Canal, known as Tito, was born in 1924 into a family of ancient patrician origin, considered at the end of the republic to be among the barnaboti (impoverished original families).

Bianca Tarozzi was born in Bologna in 1941 and moved her residence to Venice in 1976. She was born in Bologna in 1941.

Gaspara Stampa was born in Padua in 1523 into a wealthy family of Milanese origin (her father was a goldsmith) that provided her, her sister Cassandra and her brother Baldassarre with a good intellectual education.

Luigi Ferrari was born in Vicenza (probably in Marostica) in 1772 to Michele Angelo, a modest 'schioppettajo', and Anna Zampira.

Francesco Stiore was born on 17 October 1806 in Venice to Antonio and Lucia Budua.

Antonio Fabris, the most important Italian medallist of the 19th century, was born in Udine on 4 November 1790 to Domenico and Caterina (whose surname is not known).

Ferdinando Ongania was born in Venice in 1842 and, in his early twenties, began working in the bookshop/publishing house of the German Hermann Frederich Münster  located on the ground floor of the Ala Napoleonica, opposite St

Carlo Saraceni, a Venetian-born painter, arrived in Rome at the age of about twenty, around 1598 - 1600 and stayed there for about two decades where he gathered praise and success.

Aldo Manuzio was born around 1449-1450 in Bassiano (province of Latina) in the duchy of Sermoneta, capital of the Caetani fiefdom.

Giovanni Sbordone was born in S. Donà di Piave in 1972 and has lived in Venice since 1979.