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Comments for GIOVANNI:
I'm sorry, but the problem with this name is that Don Giovanni, the title character of Mozart's opera, is not exactly a nice person to be named after. He keeps a book filled with the names of all the woman he has seduced! (I believe the count is in the thousands...)-- elena_iamthestarligh 1/8/2006
My nephew's first name is Giovanni. I really like it. It isn't overused. I find it unique. I would use it for my own kids if I could.-- Claudia007 9/8/2006
There's a famous novel by James Baldwin called Giovanni's Room. Giovanni is the boyfriend of the narrator, David.-- Marauder 12/7/2006
In Susan Kay's novel Phantom, Giovanni is an old stonemason who takes a young Erik on as an apprentice for several years. He was very kind and loving, almost like a father.-- scarletquillraven 12/25/2006
The fashion designer Giovanni Versace. He was gunned down in 1997, aged 50. His sister, Donatella now continues to be head of design for the Versace label.-- Anonymous User 2/29/2008
This is the name of the boss of Team Rocket in the Pokemon games and cartoon.-- number1212 5/15/2008
Giovanni was by far the most common name in Italy in the late Middle Ages (13th-16th centuries), and since then it has always been among the most frequently given names. It is still rather popular today (18th most popular name in Italy in 2004, 20th in 2006). An ageless name.-- presentperfect 12/20/2008
Giovanni Ribisi is a very talented American actor, with Italian ancestry, who can be seen in movies like Sky Captain & the World of Tomorrow, Flight of the Phoenix, Boiler Room and The Gift. He has been acting since childhood, when he went by the nickname Vonni Ribisi.-- KillYourEgo 6/11/2009
It is classy. I associate it with Baroque high art- Gian Bernini, etc.-- Aureliano 2/26/2010
Fantastic name, it sounds like the kind of name that you can trust.-- HeadCharge72 6/5/2010
Giovanni Melchiorre Bosco was an Italian priest and saint.-- Missy 10/13/2010
Giovanni is the Italian word for young man.-- Hushpuppy 3/10/2011
Hate to rain on your parade again, but it's not. I wonder where you get your information. There is, however, the Italian word “giovane”, which _does_ mean young man or woman.-- that one 5/12/2011
Giovanni Baglione (1570-1643) was an Italian painter and writer.-- Anonymous User 9/3/2011
Giovanni di Balduccio was an Italian sculptor.-- Anonymous User 9/3/2011
Giovanni Bellini (1430/5-1516) was a Venetian painter.-- Anonymous User 9/11/2011
Giovanni Maria Galli (1625-65) was the founder of the dynasty Bibiena (or Galli-Bibiena) which was a family of Italian architects, quadraturisti and stage designers.-- Anonymous User 9/17/2011
Giovanni Boldini (31 December 1842 – 11 July 1931) was an Italian genre and portrait painter, belonging to the School Of Paris.-- Anonymous User 9/20/2011
Giovanni Bologna (1529 – 13 August 1608), was a sculptor.-- Anonymous User 9/20/2011
Giovanni Antonio Boltraffio (or Beltraffio) (1466 or 1467 – 1516) was an Italian painter of the High Renaissance from Lombardy.-- Anonymous User 9/20/2011
Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal) (1697-1768) was a Venetian painter, etcher and draughtsman.-- Anonymous User 10/17/2011
Giovanni Battista Caracciolo (1578-1635) was a Neapolitan painter.-- Anonymous User 10/17/2011
Giovanni Cariani (1485-1547) was an Italian painter active in Venice.-- Anonymous User 10/18/2011
Giovanni Battista Casanova ( b Venice, 2 Nov 1728 or 4 Nov 1730; d Dresden, 7 Dec 1795). Draughtsman, painter, forger and writer.-- Anonymous User 10/18/2011
Giovanni Benedetto Castiglione (1609-1664) was an italian painter, printmaker and draughtsman.-- Anonymous User 10/18/2011
Giovanni Battista Cavalcaselle (22 January 1819 – 31 October 1897) was an Italian writer and art critic.-- Anonymous User 10/18/2011
Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1727-1785) was a Florentine decorative painter and designer.-- Anonymous User 12/13/2011
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