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francesco carboni
Italian painter
(b. 1501)
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luigi carboni
Italian painter (1540-1600), IT
(b. 1540)
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giacomo carboni
Italian painter (17th-18th century)
(b. 1650)
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cecilia carboni
IT
(b. 1663)
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rizzardo carboni
Italian sculptor (1684-1754), IT
(b. 1684)
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francesco carboni
Italian writer (1746-1817), IT
(b. 1746)
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giovanni battista carboni
Italian artist (1725-1790), IT
(b. 1725)
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bernardino carboni
Italian artist, IT
(b. 1726)
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domenico carboni
(b. 1727)
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angelo carboni
Italian painter and architect (18th century), IT
(b. 1750)
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raffaello carboni
Italian writer (1817-1875), IT
(b. 1817)
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giacinto cantalamessa carboni
(1789-1858)
(b. 1789)
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ignazio cantalamessa carboni
IT
(b. 1796)
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michele carboni
Italian politician (1824-1889), IT
(b. 1824)
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edvige carboni
Italian Mystic (1880-1952), IT
(b. 1880)
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, קרבוני 
, Карбони 
) , all over the world, is a common cognomen. The cognomen Carboni is characteristic of Italy, where it is quite a common surname, Argentina, where it is quite a rare surname, and Malta. Measured by absolute frequency, it is the most numerous in Italy, Brazil, and Argentina. Very seldom, Carboni is the forename as well as the last name.