Surname Cortona (Cortona 
) , in all the world, is a rare family name. The family name Cortona is characteristic of Italy, where it is a rare surname, Argentina, and Uruguay. Not in comparison with a country's population, it is the most numerous in Italy, Argentina, and Brazil. Very seldom, Cortona is the forename as well as the last name.
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guido da cortona Italian presbyter, IT (b. 1187) |
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margherita da cortona Italian penitent, IT (b. 1247) |
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pietro da cortona Italian painter and architect of the High Baroque (1596-1669), IT (b. 1596) |
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| pietro cortona (b. 1553) |
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| pietro grilli di cortona IT (b. 1954) |
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| antonio cortona 18-; Cortonna, Antonio |
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| dionisio de vanucci de cortona Roman Catholic bishop |
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| baccio bonetti da cortona Italian artist (active 1592-1596) |
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| giovanni antonio da cortona Italian, 16th century, male. Died 1560At an advanced age. Painter. Giovanni Antonio da Cortona did large numbers of frescoes and religious paintings in Udine and the surrounding areas. In 1517 he worked at Udine cathedral. He also worked in nearby ch, IT |
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| andrea del cortona researcher |
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| egidio de’ boni da cortona catholic bishop |
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| pietro cortona researcher |
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| olympia cortona |
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| iacopo da cortona |
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Mr, Paula, Paola, Paolo, Ruben, Dario, Daine, Laura, Lucas, Luisa, Luigi, Jorge, Nilda, Noemi, Elisa, Elena, Oscar, Matteo, Matias, Monica, Melina, Simona, Bruno, Bella, Cesar, Carlo, Ana, Mara, Majo, Sara, Alma, Aldo, Abel, Jose, John, Joao, Susana, Juan, Noel, Elsa, Elba, Edda, Maria, Mario, Marti, Marta, Marco, Marly, Nora, and Sergio