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About: Antonio Francesco Manciolino     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Antonio Francesco Manciolino (... - ...; fl. 1518-1531) is considered one of the most important masters of the so-called "Bolognese School" of fencing. There is very little biographical information about Antonio Francesco Manciolino: on November 24, 1518 he signed a contract for the publication of one thousand copies of his treatise on fencing with the Roman printer , committing to pay for the books two months after delivery; no other trace of this edition remains.