Diego Dublé Urrutia

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Diego Dublé Urrutia (born July 8, 1877 in Angol , † November 13, 1967 in Santiago de Chile ) was a Chilean poet, painter and diplomat. He was particularly well known for his poetry.

Life

Diego Dublé Urrutia came from a traditional and wealthy family in his country. He studied law, later he became a diplomat and represented his country as ambassador to Austria , Brazil and Ecuador . In 1928 he converted to Catholicism, which was to have a decisive influence on his work. He became a member of the Chilean Language Academy (Academia Chilena de la Lengua) , was friends with Paul Claudel , who had a decisive influence on his conversion, and married a sister of the famous Chilean poet Vicente Huidobro .

Works

  • Veinte años (1898)
  • Del mar a la montaña (1903)
  • El caracol (1903)
  • Fontana cándida (1953) (anthology of his complete works)

Awards

literature

  • Hugo Montes, Julio Orlandi: Historia y Antología de la literatura chilena . Santiago de Chile, 1965 (Editorial del Pacífico)
  • Nain Nómez: Antología de la Poesía Chilena Vol I . Santiago de Chile, 1996 (LOM Ediciones)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Complete life data from Hugo Montes, Julio Orlandi: Historia y Antología de la literatura chilena . Santiago de Chile, 1965 (Editorial del Pacífico); and from Nain Nómez: Antología de la Poesía Chilena Vol I . Santiago de Chile, 1996 (LOM Ediciones)
personal data
SURNAME Dublé Urrutia, Diego
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Chilean poet, painter and diplomat
DATE OF BIRTH July 8, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH Angol
DATE OF DEATH November 13, 1967
Place of death Santiago de Chile