The Rovere Family was an influential noble family in Italy during the Renaissance period. They originated from the region of Piedmont and rose to prominence in the 15th and 16th centuries, particularly in the city of Urbino. The family is known for its patronage of the arts and contributions to the cultural landscape of the time. One of the most notable members of the Rovere Family was Francesco Maria I della Rovere, who served as the Duke of Urbino. Under his rule, the duchy became a center for art and learning, attracting artists and scholars. The family's legacy continues to be recognized in the history of Italian nobility.