Morpurgo
Morpurgo means:
- the Morpurgo Municipal Museum in Trieste
- the Palazzo Valvason Morpurgo in Udine
Morpurgo is the family name of Jewish-Italian origin (an Italianized form of the city name Marburg ). This includes the following people:
- Alfred Morpurgo (1899–1973), journalist and politician in Suriname
- Alma Morpurgo (1901–2002), Italian writer and translator
- Anna Morpurgo Davies (1937–2014), British linguist
- Benedetto Morpurgo (1861-1944), Italian pathologist
- Bruno Freiherr von Morpurgo (1875–1917), Austrian composer
- Elio Morpurgo (1858–1944), Italian politician
- Elio von Morpurgo (1805–1876), Austro-Italian industrialist and banker
- Emilio Morpurgo (1836–1885), Italian economist, lawyer, writer
- Enrico Morpurgo (1894–1972), Italian author, Romanist, Italianist, art historian and historian of timekeeping who worked in the Netherlands
- Ida Bohatta-Morpurgo (1900–1992), Austrian children's book illustrator and author
- Joseph Lazarus Morpurgo (also Giuseppe Lazzaro Morpurgo ; 1759–1835), Austro-Italian businessman, writer and specialist in transport insurance
- Lisa Morpurgo (1923-1998), Italian writer
- Luciano Morpurgo (1886–1971), Italian photographer and writer
- Michael Morpurgo (* 1943), British writer
- Rahel Luzzatto Morpurgo (1790–1871), Italian poet
- Samson Morpurgo (1681–1740), Italian rabbi, liturgist and doctor
- Umberto De Morpurgo (1896–1961), Italian tennis player
- Vittorio Ballio Morpurgo (1890–1960), Italian architect
