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This article is about the Renaissance family. For other people with this name, see Da Vinci (disambiguation).
Da Vinci family
Florentine family
Current regionTuscany
Place of origin Florentine Republic
Vinci, Tuscany
Founded1312; 713 years ago (1312)
FounderMichele Da Vinci
Connected familiesBuonfiglioli, Giulli, Cortigiani
Estate(s)Casa Leonardo

The Da Vinci family is an Italian family from Vinci, Tuscany.

Origins

Casa Leonardo, the house where Leonardo da Vinci is believed to have grown up. It is situated alongside Via di Anchiano, 3 km north of Vinci, Tuscany, Italy
Coat of arms of the da Vinci family found on the childhood house of Leonardo da Vinci

The name derives from Vinci, Tuscany, the place of origin of the family.

History

Political map of Italy in the year in 1494.

Antonio, grandfather of Leonardo Da Vinci, like his son Piero, father of Leonardo, were notaries, and it was Antonio who noted the birth of Leonardo in an ancient notary book of the 14th century, used as a collection of memories of the family, where we read: «Nacque un mio nipote, figliolo di ser Piero mio figliolo a dì 15 aprile del 1452 in sabato a ore 3 di notte (according to the Gregorian calendar, the 23rd of April at 9:40 p.m.) Ebbe nome Lionardo.» This ancient book or notarial notebook belonged to Antonio's grandfather, Guido Da Vinci. This note of Antonio continues: «Battizzollo prete Piero di Bartolomeo da Vinci, in presenza di Papino di Nanni, Meo di Tonino, Pier di Malvolto, Nanni di Venzo, Arigo di Giovanni Tedesco, monna Lisa di Domenico di Brettone, monna Antonia di Giuliano, monna Niccolosa del Barna, monna Maria, figlia di Nanni di Venzo, monna Pippa di Previcone» The register does not indicate Leonardo's place of birth, which is believed to be the house that Piero's family owned, together with a farm, in Anchiano, where Caterina Buonfiglioli, Leonardo's mother went to live.

Family tree

Notable members

See also

References

  1. ^ "Leonardo da Vinci ha 14 discendenti viventi". agi.it. agi.it. 6 July 2021. Retrieved 14 October 2024.
  2. ^ "Alle radici del genio: nuovo albero genealogico di Leonardo da Vinci". tg24.sky.it. tg24.sky.it. 6 July 2021. Retrieved 14 October 2024.
  3. ^ "Leonardo Da Vinci, nuovo albero genealogico: trovati 14 discendenti diretti viventi". lanazione.it. lanazione.it. 6 July 2021. Retrieved 14 October 2024.

Bibliography

  • R. Bianchi, Vinci, Leonardo e la sua famiglia (con appendice di documenti inediti), Milano, Industrie Grafiche Italiane Stucchi, s.d. (1952).
  • Anonimo, L'abitazione della famiglia di Leonardo a Firenze, in Raccolta Vinciana, IX, 1913–17.
  • G. Uzielli, Ricerche intorno a Leonardo da Vinci, G. Pellas, Firenze, 1872.
  • F. Moeller, Ser Giuliano di ser Piero da Vinci e le sue relazioni con Leonardo, in Rivista d'Arte, XVI, 1934.
  • R. Casarosa e Alessandro Guidotti, Notariato e storia delle arti a Firenze nel Medioevo, in Il notaio nella civiltà fiorentina, Vallecchi, Firenze, 1984, scheda 278 (A. Guidotti).
  • Milena Magnano, Leonardo, collana I Geni dell'arte, Mondadori Arte, Milano 2007. ISBN 978-88-370-6432-7
  • Angelo Paratico, "Leonardo Da Vinci. A Chinese Scholar Lost in Renaissance Italy" Lascar Publishing, 2015.
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