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La fundación Elena Poniatowska Amor A.C. pone a la venta las obras de arte que gracias a Los Contemporáneos fueron donadas a la Fundación por extraordinarios artistas como Antonio Galván Duque, Juan Calderón, Octavio Ocampo y Raúl Anguiano entre otros.
Biografía. Elena Poniatowska Amor, hija de padre francés de origen polaco, Jean E. Poniatowski, y madre mexicana, Paula Amor, nació en París, en 1932. Primera mujer en recibir el Premio Nacional de Periodismo, entre sus obras se cuentan “La Noche de Tlatelolco”, un clásico desde su publicación, al que se le otorgó el Premio Xavier ...
May 19, 2017 · La Poni, Polaquita-Poleczka, Elenísima: Elena Poniatowska – the Mexican writer with a surname that sounds oddly familiar in Polish circles, was born on 19th May 1937. Marcin Żurek, a specialist on Latin America and a translator of Poniatowska's work, writes about the amazing life of this Polish Mexican anti-princess.
A Mix of Cultures Elena Poniatowska was born in Paris on May 19, 1932. Her mother, the former Paula Amor Iturbide, was Mexican, though also born in France; her father, Yvan E. Poniatowski, was of Polish origin. As a result of the Mexican Revolution of 1910 her family on her mother's side lost part of its landholdings and fortune.
Hélène Elizabeth Louise Amélie Paula Dolores Poniatowska Amor ( París, 19 de mayo de 1932), conocida profesionalmente como Elena Poniatowska, es una escritora, periodista y activista francesa con nacionalidad mexicana de parte de su madre, descendiente de la nobleza polaca por parte de su padre. Su obra literaria tiene una marcada ...
Elena Poniatowska. journalist and writer, Mexico. Poniatowska began her journalism career in 1953 at Excelsiornewspaper in Mexico, where she wrote social chronicles of Mexico’s upper classes and conducted interviews with writers, painters and other cultural figures. After a year there, Poniatowska started reporting for the newspaper Novedades ...
Elena Poniatowska. , The Art of Fiction No. 238. At the typewriter, ca. 1956. Elena Poniatowska is one of the few survivors of her generation of Mexican writers, which includes Carlos Fuentes, José Emilio Pacheco, and Carlos Monsiváis. In Mexico, she is most often called “Elenita”—perhaps dismissively years ago, but now with all the ...
