Romanelli

Romanelli is an Italian surname. It is a patronymic surname, derived from the given name Romano, meaning "Roman" or "citizen of Rome." The suffix "-elli" is a diminutive form, suggesting "little Roman" or "son of Romano."

The name is found predominantly in central and southern Italy.

Notable people with the surname Romanelli include:

• Carlo Romanelli (1872–1947): An Italian mandolinist and composer.

• Giovanni Francesco Romanelli (1610-1662): An Italian painter of the Baroque period. He was a student of Pietro da Cortona and worked on commissions for the Vatican.

The name Romanelli may also be associated with:

• Romanelli (Florence): A historic Italian sculpture studio and gallery in Florence, Italy. It has been family-run since the 19th century.