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Tuomas Anhava

Illustration — Tuomas Anhava in 1957. Tuomas Anhava (5 June 1927, Helsinki – 22 January 2001, Helsinki) was a Finnish writer and recipient of the Eino Leino Prize in 1989. Anhava's works closely follow the mold of modernist tradition of Ezra Pound and T. Anhava was a meticulous poet, always striving for a perfection in his verses.

Tuomas Anhava

Photograph of the Finnish poet Tuomas Anhava (1927–2001).

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Nationality
Finland
Occupation
journalist · poet · translator · writer · critic
Fields
modernist · poetry
Education
University of Helsinki
Honours
Pro Finlandia Medal of the Order of the Lion of Finland · Aleksis Kivi Award · Eino Leino Prize
Languages
Finnish

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Illustration — Tuomas Anhava in 1957. Tuomas Anhava (5 June 1927, Helsinki – 22 January 2001, Helsinki) was a Finnish writer and recipient of the Eino Leino Prize in 1989. Anhava's works closely follow the mold of modernist tradition of Ezra Pound and T. Anhava was a meticulous poet, always striving for a perfection in his verses.

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