Cláudia de Campos
Cláudia de Campos (1859–1916) was a Portuguese poet and writer.
Overview
Also worked under the name Colette and Carmen Silva.
Born at Sines in 1859, died at Lisbon in 1916.
In detail
Cláudia de Campos studied at Academy of Sciences of Lisbon. training under José Maria de Eça de Queirós, Antero de Quental and Alexandre Herculano is recorded. the recorded working language is Portuguese.
Membership is recorded of Liga Portuguesa da Paz.
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“Cláudia de Campos”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q17280314: Cláudia de Campos
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Portrait photograph of Cláudia de Campos (1859-1916), Portuguese poet, published on the first edition of her work Ultimo Amor , 1894.
CAMPOS, Cláudia de (1894). Ultimo Amor , 1.ª ed. Lisboa: M. Gomes, Editor. · Public domain
The picture record
Portrait photograph of Cláudia de Campos (1859-1916), Portuguese poet, on a coloured postcard
Muñiz Martinez · Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal · Public domain
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