Category:Tirso de Molina
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Español: Tirso de Molina (pseudónimo de fray Gabriel Téllez; Madrid, 24 de marzo de 1579 – Almazán, hacia el 20 de febrero de 1648), fue un religioso mercedario español que destacó como dramaturgo, poeta y narrador del Barroco.
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Date of birth | 24 March 1583 Madrid (Crown of Castile) Gabriel José López y Telléz | ||||
Date of death | 12 March 1648 Almazán (Crown of Castile) | ||||
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This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
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Pages in category "Tirso de Molina"
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The following 11 files are in this category, out of 11 total.
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1907-08-01, El Arte del Teatro, Tirso de Molina, Juan Vancell (cropped).jpg 619 × 1,203; 284 KB
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1907-08-01, El Arte del Teatro, Tirso de Molina, Juan Vancell.jpg 679 × 1,386; 346 KB
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Autos sacramentales desde su origen hasta fines del siglo XVII. (IA autossacramenta00candgoog).pdf 1,022 × 1,968, 642 pages; 36.64 MB
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Autos sacramentales desde su origen hasta fines del siglo XVII- Desde su ... (IA autossacramenta01candgoog).pdf 937 × 1,487, 651 pages; 38.68 MB
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Biblioteca de Autores Españoles (Vol. 58).djvu 2,508 × 3,952, 660 pages; 33.55 MB
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Firma de Gabriel Téllez (Tirso de Molina).svg 952 × 261; 23 KB
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Plaza de Tirso de Molina (Madrid) 03.jpg 1,802 × 1,802; 1.68 MB
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Signature of Gabriel Téllez (Tirso de Molina).jpg 705 × 227; 19 KB
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Tirso de Molina.jpg 882 × 1,318; 367 KB
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Tirso de molina.jpg 1,917 × 2,048; 674 KB
Categories:
- López (surname)
- Téllez (surname)
- Gabriel José (given name)
- 1583 births
- 1648 deaths
- Births in Madrid
- Playwrights from the Community of Madrid
- Poets from the Community of Madrid
- Male writers from the Community of Madrid
- 17th-century men of Spain
- Mercedarians
- 17th-century writers from Spain
- Spanish Golden Age
- Alumni of the University of Alcalá