Domenico de' Franceschi — 6 people of the name
Domenico de' Franceschi, 1560–1570. Venice. 6 different people of this name are kept apart here, each with their own page.
6 different people of this name
This page gathers every mention of the name. These are separate individuals — not one life — and each has their own page.
- Domenico de' Franceschi — 1560 – 1570, Venice
- Domenico De Franceschi — 1786, Vodnjan
- Domenico de Franceschi — 1803, Rijeka
- Domenico De Franceschi — 1803, Vodnjan
- Domenico De Franceschi — 1803, Vodnjan
- Domenico De Franceschi — 1803, Vodnjan
Whose face this is Domenico de' Franceschi, the Venetian printer who issued Palladio's «I quattro libri dell'architettura» in 1570 and the woodcut of Charles V storming La Goletta. Every other Domenico gathered on this page is an Istrian or Carnian villager, and no connection to the press is claimed. Licences and holders on Namesakes.
Printing, engraving
Burgher
Named only as the dead father of Pietro De Franceschi q.m Domenico — the head of a second Vodnjan line, distinct from Giuseppe's
Son of the late Pietro De Franceschi and Martina Civico q.m Domenico; widower of Veniera De Rocchi fu Onorato, remarried 17 July 1832, house 325, aged 46
Son of Pietro De Franceschi q.m Gio: Maria and Veniera Francin q.m Domenico; married Antonia Del Carro, a widow, on 1 December 1832 aged 29 — younger brother of the Gio: Maria who married Lucia Bonassin in 1821
Father of the Stefano De Franceschi of house 325, and himself a son of a Pietro. Alive in September 1830, when his daughter-in-law's death entry names him «di Domenico q.m Pietro»
This archive holds 6 other pages under what Say Your Name reconciles as the same given name in another language — a Latin register, a Venetian clerk, a Croatian village, a Hungarian office. They are not merged and none of them is claimed to be this person: a shared name is not a shared identity, and the archive will not join one to the other by machine. It is here so that a reader looking for a man the records called Josephus can see where they wrote him Josip.
Domco Defranceschi · Domenico Defranceschi · Domenico Defranceschi (witness 1777) · Domenico de Franceschi (b. 1777) · Dominicus De Franceschi · Dominicus Defranceschi
Appears on: The Defranceschi Archive · Changes · The Other Franceschi · Lives on one scale · About · Walk/Carnia
Changes
…request that our people have faces, as his old site's did Wikimedia Commons — portraits for the people pages Seven images found, licensed, captioned and wired in — and one of them is a discovery in its own right. Searching for Domenico de' Franceschi the printer turned up the title page of Palladio's «I quattro libri dell'architettura», Venice 1570, «Appresso Dominico de' Franceschi» — the most influential architectural book ever printed, and this archive's entry for him had never mentioned it.…
The Other Franceschi
…of Leon Battista Alberti's «L'architettura», printed «per Francesco de' Franceschi» — five years before another press of the name put out Palladio. alberti-1565 francesco-franceschi domenico-p Domenico de' Franceschi fl. 1560s–1570s Venice Printing, engraving He printed Palladio. In 1570 the press of Domenico de' Franceschi at Venice issued Andrea Palladio's «I quattro libri dell'architettura» — the four books that…
…francesco-franceschi domenico-p Domenico de' Franceschi fl. 1560s–1570s Venice Printing, engraving He printed Palladio. In 1570 the press of Domenico de' Franceschi at Venice issued Andrea Palladio's «I quattro libri dell'architettura» — the four books that taught Europe and then America how to build, and the single most influential architectural book ever printed. Inigo Jones's annotated copy is the founding document…
Walk/Carnia
…Martyrdom of St Mamas is here — the Venetian painter, active 1443–1468, and not this family. Worth seeing precisely so the distinction stays real. /namesakes/ 1c Biblioteca Marciana book For Domenico de' Franceschi, the printer who issued Palladio's I quattro libri in 1570, and Francesco Franceschi, d. c.1599. Namesakes, documented as such. Any cittadini originari entry for the name, photographed with its shelfmark The Correr Martyrdom, and…
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