The Defranceschi Archive
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Girolamo de' Franceschi

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PlaceKoper · Padua · Udine
Years1513
LineOut of Crete
Found inNamesake · Omiš chart
What the archive knows

Church

posjednik; wife Elena Coltroni

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GenFather beforeThis nameChild after
11/17 Francesco Girolamo1622–1695 · posjednik; wife Elena Coltroni Giovanni il Zuane

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Appears on: The Other Franceschi · Everyone · Sources

The Other Franceschi

…portrait in an ornamental frame. Vasari, who came from Arezzo where Piero's frescoes are, complained that Piero's pupil had taken the credit for his master's books — which is the reason we know Piero wrote them. girolamo Girolamo de' Franceschi 1455–1513 Koper· Padua· Udine Church Born at Capodistria into a family from Udine — the Friulian origin again — he entered the Servites as a boy, took his doctorate in theology at Bologna at nineteen, and was…

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