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Felicita Frai (Prague, 1909 – Milan, 2010) was a Czech painter. After dropping out of university in her native city she moved to Italy, living first in Trieste and then Ferrara. Here she studied fresco painting under Achille Funi, collaborating with him in 1936 on the decoration of the Palazzo della Consulta.
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Felicita Maria di Boemondo of Antioch (d. After 1172), was a Princess of Antioch and the Dogaressa of Venice by marriage to the Doge Vital II Michele (r. 1156–1172). As a dogaressa, Felicita Maria was known as a benefactor of especially the convent San Zaccaria. Visiting San Zaccaria at the time of the murder of her spouse, she chose never to leave the convent again.
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Felicita Vestvali (born February 23, 1831, in Stettin; died April 3, 1880, in Warsaw) was an opera singer and actress famous in Europe and the United States. She was known in North America as "Vestvali the Magnificent" or "Magnificent Vestvali" and was praised by Abraham Lincoln and Napoleon III.
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Also Slovene: https://sl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felicita
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"Felicità" is an Italian song sung by Al Bano and Romina Power. I know this because I featured this song on my CD project.
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It is stated that "Felicita" also mean happiness in Italian, but that's not very correct: the pronunciation between the two words varies: the given name has the stress on the first "i", while "happiness", has the stress on the "a". It also changes a little bit in the writing, because of the stress: the name is "Felicita" (without the stress, that usually it's not written), while "happiness" is "felicità" (and here the stress must be written). [noted -ed]
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