Death:  30th October 1956
Location: Cementerio Civil de la Almudena, Madrid, Spain
Photo taken by: Strakhov
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 Spanish writer, one of the key novelists of the Generation of '98. Baroja's first novel, La casa de Aizgorri / The House of Aizgorri (1900), is part of a trilogy called La Tierra Vasca / The Basque Country. This trilogy also includes El Mayorazgo de Labraz / The Lord of Labraz (1903), which became one of his most popular novels in Spain.  Baroja is best known internationally for another trilogy, La lucha por la vida / The Struggle for Life (1922–1924), which offers a vivid depiction of life in Madrid's slums.  Baroja's masterpiece is considered to be El árbol de la ciencia / The Tree of Knowledge (1911), a pessimistic Bildungsroman that depicts the futility of the pursuit of knowledge and of life in general.
Spanish writer, one of the key novelists of the Generation of '98. Baroja's first novel, La casa de Aizgorri / The House of Aizgorri (1900), is part of a trilogy called La Tierra Vasca / The Basque Country. This trilogy also includes El Mayorazgo de Labraz / The Lord of Labraz (1903), which became one of his most popular novels in Spain.  Baroja is best known internationally for another trilogy, La lucha por la vida / The Struggle for Life (1922–1924), which offers a vivid depiction of life in Madrid's slums.  Baroja's masterpiece is considered to be El árbol de la ciencia / The Tree of Knowledge (1911), a pessimistic Bildungsroman that depicts the futility of the pursuit of knowledge and of life in general.
Location: Cementerio Civil de la Almudena, Madrid, Spain
Photo taken by: Strakhov
Buy books by Pío Baroja
 Spanish writer, one of the key novelists of the Generation of '98. Baroja's first novel, La casa de Aizgorri / The House of Aizgorri (1900), is part of a trilogy called La Tierra Vasca / The Basque Country. This trilogy also includes El Mayorazgo de Labraz / The Lord of Labraz (1903), which became one of his most popular novels in Spain.  Baroja is best known internationally for another trilogy, La lucha por la vida / The Struggle for Life (1922–1924), which offers a vivid depiction of life in Madrid's slums.  Baroja's masterpiece is considered to be El árbol de la ciencia / The Tree of Knowledge (1911), a pessimistic Bildungsroman that depicts the futility of the pursuit of knowledge and of life in general.
Spanish writer, one of the key novelists of the Generation of '98. Baroja's first novel, La casa de Aizgorri / The House of Aizgorri (1900), is part of a trilogy called La Tierra Vasca / The Basque Country. This trilogy also includes El Mayorazgo de Labraz / The Lord of Labraz (1903), which became one of his most popular novels in Spain.  Baroja is best known internationally for another trilogy, La lucha por la vida / The Struggle for Life (1922–1924), which offers a vivid depiction of life in Madrid's slums.  Baroja's masterpiece is considered to be El árbol de la ciencia / The Tree of Knowledge (1911), a pessimistic Bildungsroman that depicts the futility of the pursuit of knowledge and of life in general.
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