author
Pinto da Rocha
d. 1930
A Brazilian man of letters who moved easily between journalism, history, drama, and public life, he left behind a body of writing tied closely to the culture and politics of his time. His work reflects the lively literary world of southern Brazil in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Talitha: evangelho em tres actos
by Pinto da Rocha
About the author
Born in Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul, Artur Pinto da Rocha was a Brazilian writer, journalist, poet, dramatist, and political historian. Records consulted for this overview also describe him as a magistrate and politician, showing how fully his literary career overlapped with public life.
Library and reference sources connect his name with Brazilian Portuguese literature and list works available through public-domain collections, confirming that he published books as well as writing for the press. His profile suggests a versatile author whose interests ranged from historical and political subjects to creative writing.
He died in Rio de Janeiro in 1930. While the surviving online references are brief, they consistently present him as a notable literary figure from Rio Grande do Sul with a wide-ranging career across journalism, letters, and civic life.