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andrea di giovanni
Italian painter, IT
(b. 1301)
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stefano di giovanni
Italian painter (1392-1450), IT
(b. 1392)
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giovanni di giovanni
victim of the campaign against sodomy waged in 14th-century Florence, FR
(b. 1350)
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matteo di giovanni
Italian painter of the Renaissance (1435-1495), IT
(b. 1435)
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mattia di giovanni
Italian artist, 1403-1433, IT
(b. 1403)
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giorgio di giovanni
Italiaans; schilder; 1500; Siena; 1559-01, IT
(b. 1500)
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giovanni di giovanni
(b. 1699)
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luigi di giovanni
Italian painter (1856-1938)
(b. 1856)
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arnaldo di giovanni
Italian politician, IT
(b. 1928)
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emanuele di giovanni
Italian painter (1887-1979), IT
(b. 1887)
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edoardo di giovanni
tenor (1887-1959), CA
(b. 1887)
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gianni di giovanni
Italian journalist, IT
(b. 1963)
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alberto di giovanni
, 1929-1988, IT
(b. 1929)
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francesca di giovanni
Italian lawyer, VA
(b. 1953)
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enrico di giovanni
French actor, FR
(b. 1953)
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) , around the world, is a common cognomen. The surname Di Giovanni is characteristic of San Marino, where it is a widespread surname, Italy, where it is quite a common surname, and Argentina, where it is quite a rare surname. Not in comparison with a country's population, the name is most common in Italy, Argentina, and France.