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Last name
Reni

Nobility: Nobili
Nobles in:
Italia (Emilia Romagna)
Language of the text: Español

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Familia antigua e ilustre originaria de Módena. Spaccini en su Crónica enumera a esta familia entre los nobles de Módena en 1543. Le pertenecía el famoso pintor Guido Reni, cuyo padre la trasplantó a Bolonia. Hoy no hay noticias de esta familia. Una familia ilustre e histórica al mismo tiempo, sin embargo, como dice Dolfi en su "Cronología de las familias nobles de Bolonia, con sus insignias y, al final, las crestas", impresa en Bolonia en Giovan Battista Ferroni en 1670, procedente de Bolonia. Cualesquiera que hayan pasado siglos en las ciudades de Emilia, la familia es bien conocida por cada uno, que tiene algunos datos sobre esa noble ciudad. Si bien no es que los hombres de esta casa residieran en la antigüedad de los principales magistrados de la misma, pero con su consejo y dirección, el regimiento público de ese país fue reformado varias veces: la historia de

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Reni

D'oro, ad un giglio partito d'argento e d'azzurro.

Blasone della famiglia Reni ricostruito da un disegno conservato presso la Biblioteca estense universitaria nell'opera "Cronaca modonese dell'anno 1796" Ms., 18° -19° sec. Modena; dalla collezione Càmpori, donata al Comune di Modena.

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Reni

D'oro, ad un giglio di rosso.

Blasone della famiglia Reni ricostruito da un disegno conservato presso la Biblioteca estense universitaria nell'opera "Araldo, nel quale si vedono delineate e colorite le armi de' potentati e sovrani d'Europa, delle più cospicue d'Italia ...," del frate minore osservante Angelo Maria da Bologna.

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Blazon of family
Reni

D'oro, ad un giglio partito di rosso e di nero.

Blasone della famiglia Reni in Modena e Ferrara ricostruito da un disegno conservato presso la Biblioteca estense universitaria nell'opera "Insegne di varii prencipi et case illustri d'Italia e altre provincie" raccolte e descritte da don Jacomo Fontana.

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