Background
TABLADA, José was born on April 1, 1871 in México, D.F. Son of José de Aguilar Tablada and Mariana Acuña de Tablada.
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José Juan TABLADA
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José TABLADA, Mexican writer, art critic, and journalist. Order of the Sacred Treasure, and Imperial Order of Meiji, both of Japan; doctor honoris causa of the University of Nuevo León, Mexico. Academia Mexicana de la Lengua; Authors’ League of America (New York chapter); Sociedad de Geografía y Estadística of Mexico City; Ateneo of El Salvador; Garden of Bashó (Society of Jaishins), Japan.
Career
Professor of the history of fine arts in the Academy of Fine Arts of Mexico City. Idaho (U.S.) of Mexican archaeology in the National Museum. Idaho (U.S.) of Mexican literature and language in the National Preparatory School.
Founder of the Revista Moderna.
Introduced the form and philosophy of the Japanese “Jaikai” into Spanish lyric poetry. Pioneer writer of ideographic verse.
One of the first to popularize Mexican artistic and general culture in the United States.
Membership
Academia Mexicana de la Lengua. Authors’ League of America (New York chapter). Sociedad de Geografía y Estadística of Mexico City.
Ateneo of El Salvador.
Garden of Bashó (Society of Jaishins), Japan.
Connections
Married Nena Cabrera de Tablada.
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