Brescia
Brescia is a city in the northern Italian region of Lombardy. On the eastern outskirts is the San Salvatore–Santa Giulia complex. This former monastery includes a basilica, cloisters and the Santa Giulia Museum, with items including Roman bronzes and medieval frescoes. On Cidneo Hill, Brescia Castle has a drawbridge and ramparts, plus the Luigi Marzoli Arms Museum, exhibiting ancient weapons and armor. ― Google
People died in Brescia (First 49 people) - Page 0
Faustinus and Jovita
Martyr
Oliva of Brescia
Martyr
Laura Cereta
Writer
Vincenzo Foppa
Italian painter
Romanino
Italian painter
Piermaria Bagnadore
Italian painter
Giovanni Paolo Maggini
Luthier
Carlo Maria Giulini
Italian conductor
Azeglio Vicini
Italian football coach
Laura Cereta
Writer
Benedetto Marcello
Italian composer
Romanino
Italian painter
Moretto da Brescia
Italian painter
Moira Orfei
Italian circus performer
Daniela Dessì
Italian operatic soprano
Tony Patrioli
Italian photographer
Pietro Chiari
Italian playwright
Alceo Galliera
Italian conductor
Lattanzio Gambara
Italian painter
Paolo Caylina the Younger
Painter
Gabre Gabric
Italian track and field athlete
Francesco Lana de Terzi
Italian mathematician
Eleuterio Rodolfi
Italian actor
Guglielmo Achille Cavellini
Angela Merici
Educator
Vincenzo Capirola
Italian composer
Gianfranco Cecchin
Psychiatrist
Patrizia Giugno
Italian singer
Vincenzo Foppa
Italian painter
Giorgio Zampori
Italian olympic athlete
Åke Ohlmarks
Swedish author
Bianca Scacciati
Bartolomeo Gradenigo
Prelate
Camillo Togni
Italian composer
Maria Crocifissa di Rosa
Saint
Edoardo Garbin
Opera singer
Luigi Basiletti
Italian painter
Domenico de' Domenichi
Theologian
Virginio De Paoli
Italian football player
Dolores Abbiati
Politician
Italo Valent
Italian philosopher
Angelo Maria Quirini
Author
Faustino Bocchi
Italian painter
Bernardo Tricardo
vincenzo giustiniani
Bishop of Brescia
Bartolomeo Malipiero
Giovanni Alberto Badoer
Clergy
