Samuel Lillo
Illustration — Samuel Lillo (1920) Samuel Lillo (1870–1958) was a Chilean writer. He won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1947.
Samuel Lillo
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- Born
- 1870 · Lota.
- Died
- 1958 · Santiago.
- Nationality
- Chile
- Occupation
- writer · poet · lawyer · academic
- Education
- University of Chile
- Known for
- literary work
- Honours
- National Prize for Literature (Chile)
- Languages
- Spanish
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Illustration — Samuel Lillo (1920) Samuel Lillo (1870–1958) was a Chilean writer. He won the Chilean National Prize for Literature in 1947.
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Born at Lota in 1870, died in Santiago in 1958.
Samuel Lillo studied at University of Chile. The recorded working language is Spanish. Works named in the authority record are literary work. Work by Samuel Lillo is recorded in the collections of Memoria Chilena. Distinctions recorded are National Prize for Literature (Chile).
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- 1.Baldomero Lillo , Icarito, 31.05.2010; acceso 27.08.2015
- 2.Pilleux Cepeda, Mauricio. Familia Lillo.
- 3.Biografía de Samuel Lillo en Letras y Algo Más, 21.01.2009; acceso 22.08.2012
- 4.Citado en el libro Hernán del Solar. Premios Nacionales de Literatura y reproducido en la introducción a Canciones de Arauco; acceso 22.08.2012
- 5.Una épica criollista, Memoria Chilena, s/f; acceso 21.08.2012
- 6.Himno de la Escuela Militar; s/f, acceso 22.08.2012
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