Francesco Pecorari

Francesco Pecorari was an architect from Cremona, active in the first half of the fourteenth century. An inscription on the octagonal bell tower of Milan's church of San Gottardo, raised between 1330 and 1336 to carry the city's first public clock, names him in Latin as Magister Franciscus de Pecoraris de Cremona.

He is also credited with the octagonal tower of Chiaravalle Abbey near Milan, dated 1329–1340, and with work on the Torrazzo bell tower of his native Cremona.