vicente blasco ibáñez was a spanish journalist, politician, and novelist. he was born in valencia, spain in 1867 and died in menton, france in 1928. he was a bestselling spanish novelist in various genres whose most widespread and lasting fame in the english-speaking world is from hollywood films that were adapted from his works. he was a particular fan of miguel de cervantes and was a militant republican partisan in his youth. he founded the newspaper el pueblo in his hometown, in which he developed a republican populist political movement known as blasquismo. he was a fan of miguel de cervantes and was known for his love affairs and political activism. he was also a volunteer as the proofreader for the novel noli me tángere.
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- Art period: 19th Century
- Works on APS: 1
- Died: 1928
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Also known as: vicente blasco ibanez
- Top-ranked work: España con Honra magazine, nº 1
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- Lifespan: 61 years
- Born: 1867, Valencia, Spain
- Nationality: Spain
- Museums on APS:
- Casa Museo Unamuno
- Casa Museo Unamuno
- Casa Museo Unamuno
- Casa Museo Unamuno
- Casa Museo Unamuno
- Top 3 works: España con Honra magazine, nº 1
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