Ramón María del Valle-Inclán

Ramón del Valle-Inclán was born in 1866 in Villanueva de Arosa, in Galicia. He broke off his law studies in Santiago, left for Mexico in 1892 as a journalist, then settled in Madrid, where he led a bohemian life. In 1899, a wound received in a brawl with the journalist Manuel Bueno cost him an arm. In 1907 he married the actress Josefina Blanco. During the First World War, he visited the French front as a correspondent, then returned to Mexico. He died in Santiago in 1936.

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• TheatreBohemian LightsLuces de bohemiaRamón María del Valle-Inclán · 1920LiteraturePublic domain