Intellectual of the second half of the 19th century

Poet

Famous Perugian family, together with the Lippi family he built the Palazzo Lippi Boncambi; to them is entitled Via Boncambi

Lawyer, he owned a house in Via della Pernice

Sculptor and painter, author among others of Le Tre Grazie (1813-1816), whose original plaster was donated by the artist to the Academy of Fine Arts

Architect, painter and miniaturist, he adorned the dome of the Church of the Madonna della Luce

Artist, author of the Immaculate Conception (1662) kept in the Church of San Filippo Neri

Painter, author of the Flagellation of Christ (1480), kept at the Oratory of San Francesco dei Nobili

A young woman abandoned by her husband, Via della Sposa is named after her

Futurist painter from Perugia, many of his works are now preserved at the Museum of the Academy of Fine Arts and the National Gallery of Umbria

Famous white voice, named after him Piazza Ferri

Perugian family, from them it takes the name Via Francolina

Garibaldian and parliamentarian, killed in combat; it is named after him Via Fratti

Patriot and Perugian philanthropist, Via Guardabassi is dedicated to him

Painter, author of The Madonna with Child and Santa Cecilia (1688), kept at the Auditorium of Santa Cecilia

Writer and poet

Jesuit Father of the Church of San Filippo Neri

Perugian family, from 1881 the Palace previously called the Oddi also assumed their name, becoming Palazzo degli Oddi Marini Clarelli

Architect, developed the project for the Church of San Filippo Neri

Musician and composer, Piazza Morlacchi and Teatro Morlacchi are named after him

Notable Perugian family, of which the Palazzo degli Oddi Marini Clarelli is remembered today

Perugian poet

General, silver medal of the First World War

Doctor and Literate

Painter and art critic

Artist, author of the pictorial complex of Marian and Christological scenes inside the Oratory of San Francesco dei Nobili

Perugian family, counted among the patrician families of Perugia in 1494 and extinct towards the end of the seventeenth century; very famous is the homonymous Towerbuilt by them in Via dei Priori, which today represents one of the main symbols of the city

Architect-mathematician, founder together with Orazio Alfani of the Academy of Fine Arts ‘Pietro Vannucci’

Abbot of the Church of San Filippo Neri

Founder of the Conservatory in the buildings annexed to the Tower of Sciri in 1687

Painter, the main high street and the Academy of Fine Arts are named after him

Perugian family, built Palazzo Vermiglioli, from which the homonymous street was named

Founder of the Chair of Archaeology and the Archaeological Museum of Perugia, author of the first monograph on the Fontana Maggiore, friend of Leopardi

Noble Perugian family, from them it takes the name Via Vincioli

Abbot, considered founder of the Abbey of San Pietro