Juan Pablo Goicoechea (c) the Son of Late Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute Chats with Two Unnidentified Women Outside the Author's Funeral Chapel in Barcelona Spain 26 June 2014 Matute Died at the Age of 88 in Barcelona on 25 June Spain Barcelona

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Spain Literature - Jun 2014

Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute Reads the Official Newspaper of the Thriller Novel Fair 'Semana Negra' (black Week) in Gijon Asturias Northern Spain 11 July 2012 where She is Attending As Guest Spain Gijon

Spain Literature - Jul 2012

Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute Looks to Her Medal After She was Awarded with Cervantes Prize 2010 at Alcala De Henares University Outskirts Madrid Spain 27 April 2011 the Cervantes Prize was Established in 1975 Spain Madrid

Spain Cervantes Award - Apr 2011

Spanish King Juan Carlos i (2-r) Spanish Queen Sofia (3-l) Madrid's President Esperanza Aguirre (l) Spanish Rogelio Blanco (c) and Juan Pablo De Goicoechea (2-l) Son of Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute Pose with Matute (in Wheelchair) After She was Awarded with Cervantes Prize 2010 the Most Prestigious Award in Hispanic Literature at Alcala De Henares University Outskirts Madrid Spain 27 April 2011 the Cervantes Prize was Established in 1975 Spain Madrid

Juan Carlos, Sofia, Ana Maria Matute Spanish Queen Sofia, left, Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute, center, and Spanish King Juan Carlos, right, pose after the Cervantes literary prize ceremony in Alcala de Henares, Spain, on .King Juan Carlos has presented Spanish author Ana Maria Matute with this year's Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor.The 85-year-old Matute is ranked as one of Spain's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Spain Cervantes Prize, ALCALA DE HENARES, Spain

Ana Maria Matute Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute see the trophy after the Cervantes literary prize ceremony in Alcala de Henares, Spain, on . King Juan Carlos has presented Spanish author Ana Maria Matute with this year's Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor.The 85-year-old Matute is ranked as one of Spain's best post-Civil War writers

Spanish King Juan Carlos i (c) and Spanish Queen Sofia (l) Welcome Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute (r) During Her Arrival to a Ceremony Held by the Spanish Monarchs to Commemorate That She Will Receive Cervantes Award 2010 in Madrid Spain 26 April 2011 Matute Will Receive the Literature Prize During a Ceremony on 27 April at Alcala De Henares Spain Madrid

Spain Literature Cervantes Award - Apr 2011

Spanish King Juan Carlos i (l) Welcomes Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute (r) During Her Arrival to a Ceremony Held by the Spanish Monarchs to Commemorate That She Will Receive Cervantes Award 2010 in Madrid Spain 26 April 2011 Matute Will Receive the Literature Prize During a Ceremony on 27 April at Alcala De Henares Spain Madrid

Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute (r) Winner of the Miguel De Cervantes Prize 2010 Addresses a Press Conference with the Spanish Minister of Culture Angeles Gonzalez Sinde (l) in Madrid Spain 25 April 2011 Matute Will Receive Her Prize During a Ceremony on 27 April Spain Madrid

Spain Literature - Apr 2011

Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute (r) Winner of the Miguel De Cervantes Prize 2010 Addresses a Press Conference with the Spanish Minister of Culture Angeles Gonzalez Sinde (not Pictured) in Madrid Spain 25 April 2011 Matute Will Receive Her Prize During a Ceremony on 27 April Spain Madrid

Ana Maria Matute Spanish author Ana Maria Matute waits behind a screen before giving a news conference at the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor, Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Spain Cervantes Prize, Madrid, Spain

Ana Maria Matute, Angeles Gonzalez-Sinde Spanish author Ana Maria Matute, right, speaks with Spain's Arts Minister Angeles Gonzalez-Sinde before a news conference at the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor on Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Ana Maria Matute Spanish author Ana Maria Matute arrives for a news conference at the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor, Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Ana Maria Matute Spanish author Ana Maria Matute is seen before a news conference outside the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor, Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Ana Maria Matute, Angeles Gonzalez-Sinde Spanish author Ana Maria Matute, right reacts alongside Spain's Arts Minister Angeles Gonzalez-Sinde during a news conference at the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor on Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Ana Maria Matute Spanish author Ana Maria Matute reacts before the start of a news conference at the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor on Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Ana Maria Matute Spanish author Ana Maria Matute poses before a news conference outside the National Museum in Madrid . Matute will be presented with Spain's 2010 Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's top literary honor on Wednesday. Matute, 85, is ranked as one of the country's best post-Civil War writers. Her work often centers on that conflict, which took place from 1936-39

Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute Looks on During a Press Conference in Barcelona North-eastern Spain 24 November 2010 Spanish Ministry of Culture Informed That Matute Has Been Awarded with the Miguel De Cervantes Prize 2010 the Winner of Miguel De Cervantes Prize the Most Prestigious Award in Hispanic Literature Receives a Cash Prize of 125 000 Euros Spain Barcelona

Spain Literature - Nov 2010

Ana Maria Matute Spanish novelist Ana Maria Matute poses for the media in Barcelona, Spain after winning the Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's highest literary honor. Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute, an award-winning author best known for her books set during the Spanish Civil War, has died. She was 88. She died in a Barcelona Hospital, but the cause of death was not given. Matute won many Spanish literary awards, including the 2010 Cervantes Prize. She also won Spain's National Literature Award for Children's and Young People's Literature in 1984 and Spain's National Literature Award in 2007

Spain Obit Ana Maria Matute, Barcelona, Spain

Ana Maria Matute Spanish novelist Ana Maria Matute poses for the media after winning the Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's highest literary honor in Barcelona, Spain, . 85-year old Matute is ranked as one of the country's top post-Spanish Civil War writers with her work often centering on many aspects of the 1936-39 conflict, and is only the third woman to win the prize

Spain Cervantes Prize, Barcelona, Spain

Ana Maria Matute Spanish novelist Ana Maria Matute speaks with the media after winning the Cervantes Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's highest literary honor in Barcelona, Spain, . 85-year old Matute is ranked as one of the country's top post-Spanish Civil War writers with her work often centering on many aspects of the 1936-39 conflict, and is only the third woman to win the prize

Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Juan Carlos, Sofia, Sonsoles Espinosa, Fernando Galvan, Esperanza Aguirre Spanish Queen Sofia, 2nd left, and King Juan Carlos, center, carry to Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute in a wheelchair in precense of Madrid regional president Esperanza Aguirre, left, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, 3rd right, his wife Sonsoles Espinosa, 2nd right, and Rector of the University of Alcala de Henares Fernando Galvan, right, after the Cervantes literary prize ceremony in Alcala de Henares, Spain, on

Sofia, Ana Maria Matute Spanish Queen Sofia, left, talks with Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute, right, after the Cervantes literary prize ceremony in Alcala de Henares, Spain, on

Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, Juan Carlos, Sofia, Ana Maria Matute Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, left, Spanish Queen Sofia, 2nd left, Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute, center, and Spanish King Juan Carlos, right, pose after the Cervantes literary prize ceremony in Alcala de Henares, Spain, on

Juan Carlos, Ana Maria Matute Spanish writer Ana Maria Matute, bottom, holds the hand of Spanish King Juan Carlos after the Cervantes literary prize ceremony in Alcala de Henares, Spain, on . Other is unidentified

(l-r) Jose Vicente Moiron (spanish Actor) Cecilia Alarcon (widow of Spanish Writer Jose Antonio Gabriel Y Galan); Portuguese Writer Helena Almeida and Catalonian Writer Ana Maria Matute After Receiving the Extremadura Awards 2008 For Artistic Creation in Badajoz Extremadura Spain on 05 September 2008 Spain Badajoz

Spain Artistic Creation Awards - Sep 2008

Spanish Writer Ana Maria Matute Poses For Photographers at a Press Conference in Barcelona Spain 23 November 2007 Matute Has Been Awarded with the Spanish Arts National Award in Recognition of Her Work Spain Barcelona

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