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Machine-readable finding aid derived from typescript by rekeying.. Date of source: 1994.Finding aid is written in English.Guide to the Juana de Ibarbourou Papers, 1915-1960Collection number: M0642Department of Special Collections and University Archives Stanford University Libraries Stanford, CaliforniaContact InformationDepartment of Special CollectionsGreen LibraryStanford University LibrariesStanford, CA 94305-6004 Phone: (650) 725-1022Email: speccoll@sulmail.stanford.eduURL: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/spc/Special Collections staff1994Steven Mandeville-Gamble

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Descriptive SummaryJuana de Ibarbourou Papers, 1915-1960Special Collections M0642de Ibarbourou, Juana4.5 linear ft.Stanford University. Libraries. Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.Administrative InformationAccess Restrictions:

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Provenance:

Purchased, 1992.

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[Identification of item] Juana de Ibarbourou Papers, M0642, Dept. of Special Collections, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

ABSTRACT

Uruguyan poet, born in de Melo (Departamento de Cerro Largo). Her first book, Las Lenguas de Diamante, was published in Bueons Aires in 1919. Highly regarded by both Latin American and European critics, she became one of the most prestigious figures of Uruguayan literature.

Includes incoming correspondence (ca. 2100 letters), manuscripts, corrected galleys, reviews, awards, musical compositions, newsclippings, cards, and photographs.

BIOGRAPHY

Juana de Ibarbourou was born in Uruguay in 1895. She grew up in the country-side and began to feel an affinity with nature at an early age. She wrote lyrics celebrating life, love, and nature. Her early works, including "Las lenguas de diamante" (1919) and "Raiz salvaje" (1922), give a sense of joyousness about human existence and, in 1923, earned her the name of Juana de America. She wrote for magazines, newspapers, and also wrote children's tales and textbooks.

Her poetry is based on what she has seen or experienced, and she uses nature to reflect her thoughts, emotions, and moods. Her later works were influenced by religion as well as a growing preoccupation with old age, pain, death, bitterness and sorrow. She died in 1979.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The collection includes correspondence, which mention her works, her name change to Juana de America, her candidacy for the Nobel Prize, invites asking for her collaboration on works, and poems which mention her; documents and correspondence regarding her works; awards and honors; music; newsclippings; telegrams; and book dedications from other authors.

SUBJECT TERMSAndrada, Jorge CarreraArraiz, Antonio, 1903-1962.Cabral, Manuel del, 1907-Díaz Casanueva, Humberto, 1907-Eguren, José Marí, 1874-1942Mistral, Gabriela, 1889-1957Pic on-Salas, Mariano, 1901-1965Plá, Alfonso, 1889-1957Portal, MagdaReyes, Alfonso, 1889-1959Uruguayan literature -20th centuryUruguayan poetry -20th centuryPoets, UruguayanCONTAINER LIST11Correspondence, 1910, 1911, 191912Correspondence, 1925-192613Correspondence, 192714Correspondence, 192815Correspondence, 192916Correspondence, 192917Correspondence, 193018Correspondence, 1910, 1911, 191919Correspondence, 1932110Correspondence, 1933111Correspondence, 1934112Correspondence, 1935113Correspondence, 193621Correspondence, 193722Correspondence, 193822Correspondence, 193823Correspondence, 193924Correspondence, 194025Correspondence, 194126Correspondence, 194227Correspondence, 194328Correspondence, 194431Correspondence, 194532Correspondence, 194633Correspondence, 194734Correspondence, 194835Correspondence, 194941Correspondence, 1951-195342Correspondence, 195443Correspondence, 195544Correspondence, 195645Correspondence, 195746Correspondence, undated47Correspondence, undated48Correspondence, undated51-7Newspaper articles61-4Newspaper articles65-7Programs and announcements68Invitations69Poems71-7Magazine articles78Book of accounts79Telegrams81-2Book dedications from other authors83Texts written and edited by Juana de Ibarbourou84Awards and honors85Correspondence regarding her works86Musical works91Visiting cards92Holiday cards and postcards93Official bank cards and passports94Napkins and souvenirs95Photographs and some artwork96-7Various receiptsAdditional InformationProminent Correspondents

Correspondents are listed alphabetically by country and thereunder by author's surname

ArgentinaBerdiales, GermanGonzales Carbalho, JoséPaz, Carlos RojasPrilutzky, JuliaTiempo, CesarWalsh, Maria ElenaBoliviaRoberto HinojosaSanta Cruz, Luis MendizabalBrazilde Carvalho, Albertode Castro, AloysioJulio, SilvioLima, Jorge deOrnellas, Manoelito deSoares, Jose Roberto de MacedoChileCasanueva, Humberto DiazCorvalan, StellaEspejo, WashingtonFlores, Alberto BaezaLadron de Guevara, MatildeLetelier, LigiaMistral, GabrielaMorgan, PatriciaUndurraga, Antonio deColumbiaArcinegas, Ismael EnriqueCabellero, Agustin NietoCarvajal, MarioDelmar, MeiraHispano, Cornelio (Ismael Lopez)Llanos, AntonioMeza, Juan Bautista JaramilloCosta RicaUrgalde G., RaulVincenzi, MoisesCubaAcosta, Ofelia RodriguezAloma, Mariblanca Sabasde Bustamante, Antonio S.Estenger, RafaelFontanilles, Jose ConangliaGodoy, ArmandHernandez-Cata, AlfonsoJauma, Ricardo RianoMora, Jesus Saiz de laMorandeyra, MaryPerez, Jose CidRio, Pastor delRios, Maria AlvarezSantovenia, Emeterio S.Vidaurreta, Juan MarinelloDominican RepublicCabral, Manuel delEchavarria, Miguel R. PerezFiallo, FabioGimenez, R. EmilioLopez-Penha, HaimUrena, Pedro HenriquezEcuadorAndrada, Jorge CarrerraArias, AugustoGallegos, GerardoIcaza, Rosa Borja deFrancesGilles, AlbertLasserre, Jean BernardMiomandre, Francis deHondurasBarrerra, Claudiode Miralda, Paca (Navas)MexicoDromundo, BaltasarGaribay, CesarHernandez, Adolfo OrnelasJunco, AlfonsoPlancarte, Gabriel MendezPren, Jose EsquivelReyes, AlfonsoReyes, BernardoValle, Rafael HeliodoroPanamaGeenzier, EnriqueObaldia, Maria Olympia deParaguayCabeda, Adalita Ayalade Fracchia, Ida TalaveraGonzalez, NatalicioO'Leary, Juan E.Pla, JosefinaRecalde, FecundoPeruBustamante y Ballivian, EnriqueBustamante y Rivero, J.L.Calderon, Ventura GarciaChampion, EmilioColmenares, DeliaDoreste, JuliaEguren, Jose MariaGuillen, AlbertoHernandez, Jose A.Marmol, MatildePalma, AngelicaPortal, MagdaRojas, Rosa MariaSanchez, Luis AlbertoValle, Arnaldo delVargas, Augusto TamayoXammar, Luis F.PolandPazurkiewicz, StanislausPuerto RicoCeide, AmeliaCuesta, J. EnamoradoLabarthe, Pedro JuanRamos, Ramon DelgadoVillaronga, LuisSpainAller, AngelAzua, Luis Jimenez deDiez-Canedo, EnriqueFraga, German FernandezGuillen, JorgeTorre, Guillermo deUruguayAcosta (Lauxar), Osvaldo CrispoBallesteros, Adolfo MontielBardesio, OrfiliaBelinzon, Concepcion SilvaBustamante, Raul MonteroCaceres, Esther deCasal, Julio J.Cione, Otto MiguelFelde, Alberto ZumLasplaces, AlbertoMonegal, JoseOribe, EmilioQuijano, CarlosRodriguez, Jose PereiraValdes, Fernan SilvaUruguayan Residents in ParisBarbagelata, Hugo D.Deambrosis-Martins, CarlosSupervielle, JulesU.S.S.R.Ignatof, Sergio S.VenezuelaAristeguieta, JeanArraiz, AntonioBlanco, Andres EloyBlanco-Fombona, RufinoCordoba, DiegoCova, J.A.Davila, VicenteLarriva, Enriqueta ArveloPicon-Salas, Mariano