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Guelfo is a
masculine given name. It may
refer to:
Leonardo da
Pistoia (1502–c. 1548),
Italian painter also
known as
Guelfo dal
Celano in
Naples Guelfo...
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Guelfo Zamboni (1896–1994) was an
Italian diplomat who
saved hundreds of Jews
during the Holocaust.
Guelfo Zamboni was born in
Santa Sofia, then part of...
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Guelfo Civinini (1
August 1873,
Livorno – 10
April 1954, Rome) was an
Italian poet, playwright, novelist, journalist, critic,
opera librettist, academic...
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Guelfo Cavanna (27
February 1850, in
Ferrara – 18
December 1920, in Florence) was an
Italian entomologist.
Cavanna was a
teacher at the
University of Florence...
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Castel Guelfo di
Bologna (Eastern Bolognese: Castèl Guêlf or Castelghèif) is a
comune (muni****lity) in the
Metropolitan City of
Bologna in the Italian...
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Virgilio Malvezzi,
Marchese (Marquis) di
Castel Guelfo (Italian: [virˈdʒiːljo malvɛtsi]; 8
September 1595 – 11
August 1654) was an
Italian historian, essayist...
- (Italjet) is an
Italian manufacturer of motorcycles,
headquartered in
Castel Guelfo di Bologna, Bologna, Italy.
While the
ideas and
commercial agreements were...
- The Prin****lity of
Taranto (Latin: Prin****tum Tarentinum) was a
state in
southern Italy created in 1088 for
Bohemond I,
eldest son of
Robert Guiscard...
- the most
competent exponent of the movement.[citation needed] The
writer Guelfo Civinini is
sometimes included as a
member of the
crepuscolari based on...
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abroad he
started working for the
restaurant Locanda Solarola, in
Castel Guelfo di Bologna. In two
years the
restaurant earned two
Michelin stars. He then...
