Memorials

S. Maria Novella 172 lapida e lastrone di Lucantonio Giunti

Rosselli Number	172.0
Memorial Type
Status	lost
Current Repository	na
Primary Installation	floor
Secondary Installation	no additional components
Tomb Form	unk
Liturgical Orientation	W
Documented Types	lapida monumento chiusino lastrone
Component Parts	cover slab
Decorative Elements
Material	marble
Database ID	11856

Lucas Antonius Iunta, sibi, et Posteris Suis

Giunti, Lucantonio di Giunta di Biagio di Lapino a		circa 1523 (date is approximate) to circa 1864 (date is approximate)
Giunti, Giovanni Maria di Lucantonio di Giunta di Biagio b		April 3rd, 1538
Giunti, Tommaso di Lucantonio di Giunta di Biagio		April 3rd, 1538
Giunti, Lucantonio di Giunta di Biagio di Lapino		April 10th, 1538 (day is uncertain) c
da Cepperello, Francesca di Soldano di S. Francesco (uxor Lucantonio di Giunta Giunti) d		August 3rd, 1539
Giunti, Tommaso Giunta (fra) di Modesto di Jacopo di Modesto (OP) e		1772

circa 1523 (date is approximate) to circa 1864 (date is approximate)

M. Stefani, Istoria Fiorentina	vol. 3, p. 224
ASF, Manoscritti, 812, Sep. S. M. Novella, Sermartelli	fol. 89, p. 131 o.s.
ASF, Manoscritti, 625, Rosselli, Sepoltuario Fiorentino, 1657 (copy)	pp. 714, no. 172

[a] Lucantonio may have established his tomb around the time he wrote his will.
[b] Though he would have inherited rights to the tomb in Santa Maria Novella, Giovanni Maria had married a Venetian and died in Venice. His testament, if it exists, would confirm his burial location.
[c] Lucantonio died in Venice on April 3, 1533, and it would have taken at least a week to get his body back to Florence for burial.
[d] According to Massimo Ceresa, Francesca died in Florence, and it is likely she joined her husband in the Santa Maria Novella tomb
[e] The copyist of the Sermartelli sepoltuario noted that this friar of Santa Maria Novella was heir to the family and restored their tomb in 1722.