Carmen de Icaza
Carmen de Icaza (1899–1979) was a Spanish novelist, journalist and politician.
Also recorded as VIII Baronesa de Claret · Valeria de León · María del Carmen de Icaza y de León
Kaulak · ( 1920-01-20 ). "He aquí a Carmencita de Icaza y de León, que es algo así como la aurora de la vida.". Vida aristocrática : sociedad, arte, deportes, modas . ISSN 1699-7964 . · Public domain
Biography
Recorded at birth as María del Carmen de Icaza y de León.
Also worked under the name Carmen de Icaza, Valeria de León and Cil.
Born at Madrid in 1899, died in Madrid in 1979.
The recorded working language is Spanish, German and English.
Employment is recorded with El Sol, Ya and Blanco y Negro.
Works named in the authority record are Cristina Guzmán.
Distinctions recorded are Grand Cross of the Civil Order of Beneficence.
Carmen Icaza y de León.
Kaulak · ( 1916-10-12 ). " Bellezas aristocráticas ". La Esfera (147). ISSN 1577-0389 . This is a retouched picture , which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: su
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- Madrid
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