piero

Wikipedia says that Leonardo da Vinci was properly Leonardo son of Piero from Vinci son of Antonio son of another Piero son of Guido.

If you think Piero Ferrari isn't above playing the same games as Bernard Arnault, you're not paying attention.

Nah, people have been able to block even Piero if they gang up on him at once this world cup.

You've handed off your argument to two opinions; those of Sanja Kon and of Piero Cingari.

Wittgenstein was talking with Italian economist Piero Sraffa and discussing some of his work on language.

At least Piero was being honest about being dishonest (a common trait in post-modernist art).

I'm pretty sure the Juicero was a deadpan form of performance art, like Piero Manzoni's, ahem, crappy work.

A stumbled over this anecdote about Piero Sraffa and Ludwig Wittgenstein.

Lucio Fontan a is nothing comparing to Piero Manzoni.

A story from the time recounts that Piero Soderino, the head of the powerful Florentine Republic, even told the famously irascible Michelangelo that David's nose was much too large.

It might be instructive for you to try look up Piero Della Francesca’s method of generating perspective images from a point cloud (from the 14th century no less - he invented 3D face scanning then!) and try a few manual examples to really wrap your head around how difficult it would be for a perfect circle to emerge from a truly random point cloud.

(Try searching for Festa de san piero de casteo or Sagra di san giacomo dall'orio and look at some pictures) Moreover, as Venice doesn't have cars (and boats just work in a different way), you're likely to follow the same few paths to and from work.

For example Leonardo's full name was Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci ("Leonardo, son of ser Piero from Vinci").

That would be "di Ser Piero", if even that could be considered a family name.

The Franciscan monk whose widely disseminated "Summa de arithmetica" gave us double-entry bookkeeping, even he really mostly repackaged the work of the artist Piero della Francesca, who in turn was riffing on Archimedes.

Speaking of canned things, see, Piero Manzoni's "Canned Shit", where, well, it's what it says on the tin, I guess.

As an illegitimate child, he was fortunate that his father, Ser Piero, acknowledged him and let him be known as Leonardo di ser Piero.