Argentinian Centre
Manuel Gálvez
Manuel Gálvez
Photograph of Manuel Gálvez [c. 1918] founder and first president of the Argentinian Centre. Gálvez was a novelist, poet, essayist, historian and biographer, and founded the Centre alongisde Eduardo Mallea in Buenos Aires on 8 April 1930. The Argentinian Centre was the second oldest PEN Centre to be set up in Latin America, the first being the Mexican Centre, which was founded in 1924.
Manuel Gálvez
Photographie de Manuel Gálvez [c. 1918] fondateur et premier président du Centre argentin. Gálvez, un romancier, poète, essayiste, historien et biographe, a fondé le Centre argentin avec Eduardo Mallea à Buenos Aires, le 8 avril 1930. Le Centre argentin était le second plus ancien Centre PEN en Amérique latine, le premier étant Mexico, fondé en 1924.
Manuel Gálvez
Fotografía de Manuel Gálvez [c. 1918], fundador y primer presidente del Centro Argentino. Gálvez fue un novelista, poeta, ensayista, historiador y biógrafo, que fundó el Centro Argentino junto con Eduardo Mallea en Buenos Aires el 8 de abril de 1930. El Centro Argentino es el segundo Centro PEN más antiguo creado en latinoamerica, ya que el Centro Mexicano fue fundado en 1924.
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© Argentinian Centre
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Carolina Pombo de Barilari and Manuel Gálvez
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Japanese Centre at 14th PEN Congress
© Argentinian Centre
Neruda and García Lorca reception
© Argentinian Centre
Ibarguren and San Martín
© Argentinian Centre
The Third Dinner
© Argentinian Centre
President Justo’s banquet, 1936
© Argentinian Centre
Leopoldo Lugones
© Argentinian Centre
Manuel Gálvez giving a speech
© Argentinian Centre
Lugones speaking after the coup
© Argentinian Centre
The First Dinner
© Argentinian Centre
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