Volpi

Not to be confused with Volpe.

Volpi is a surname of Italian origin, meaning foxes or of the fox. The name refers to:

• Alberto Volpi (b. 1962), Italian road bicycle racer
• Albino Volpi (1889–1939), Italian fascist and early supporter of Benito Mussolini
• Alessandro Volpi (b. 1963), Italian politician and historian
• Alfredo Volpi (1896–1988), Italian-Brazilian modernist painter
• Alice Volpi (b. 1992), Italian right-handed foil fencer
• Bruno Volpi (b. 1993), Argentine professional footballer
• Charles P. de Volpi (1911–1981), Canadian philatelist
• Christian Volpi (b. 1965), French water polo player
• Francesco Volpi (b. 1972), Italian designer (Strategic and graphic design)
• Franco Volpi (actor) (1921–1997), Italian actor and voice actor
• Franco Volpi (philosopher) (1952-2009), Italian philosopher, historian of philosophy and professor
• Gabriele Volpi, Italian-born Nigerian businessman
• Giacomo Lauri-Volpi (1892–1979), Italian operatic tenor
• Giovanni Volpi (b. 1937), Italian automobile racing manager
• Giovanni Antonio Volpi (1686 – 1766), Italian editor and poet
• Giovanni Pietro Volpi (1585–1636), Roman Catholic prelate
• Giulia Volpi (b. 1970), Italian gymnast
• Giuseppe Volpi (1877–1947), Italian politician
• Giuseppe Volpi (sailor) (1908–unknown), Italian sailor
• Grazia Volpi (1941–2020), Italian film producer
• Guido Volpi (b. 1995), Argentine rugby union footballer
• Jorge Volpi (b. 1968), Mexican novelist and essayist
• Marisa Volpi (1928–2015), Italian art historian and writer
• Mike Volpi (b. 1966), Italian-American venture capitalist
• Roberto Volpi (b. 1952), Italian predominantly steeplechase runner
• Sergio Volpi (b. 1974), Italian professional football player
• Tiago Volpi (b. 1990), Brazilian professional football player
• Ulpiano Volpi or Volpiano Volpi (1559–1629), Italian Roman Catholic prelate