Selma Lagerlöf
Writing·November 20, 1858·† March 16, 1940 — 81 years old·Mårbacka, Värmland, Sweden
Selma Lagerlof (20 November 1858–16 March 1940) was a famous Swedish novelist. She was the first female writer to win the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Known For
The Phantom Carriage
1921·7.7
The Wonderful Adventures of Nils
1980·7.7
Sir Arne's Treasure
1919·7.1
The Saga of Gösta Berling
1924·6.6
The Enchanted Boy
1955·7.4
Jerusalem
1996·7.3
The Tale of Gunnar Hede
1923·6.6
Karin, Daughter of Ingmar
1920·5.8
The Girl From The Marsh Croft
1934·6.1
The Girl from the Marsh Croft
1917·6.1
Sons of Ingmar
1919·6.8
Prejudice and Pride: Swedish Film Queer
2022·6.0
Filmography · 38
2022Prejudice and Pride: Swedish Film QueerSelf (archive footage)2020The Wonderful Journey of Selma LagerlöfSelf - Writer (archive footage)2016La flama sagradaShort Story2011The ChangelingShort Story1998Nils a divoké husyTVBook1996JerusalemNovel1992Kejsarn av PortugallienTVNovel1982The Wonderful Adventures of NilsNovel1981Charlotte Löwensköld och Anna SvärdTVAuthor · Creator1980The Wonderful Adventures of NilsTVNovel1979Charlotte LöwensköldNovel1967Sir Arne's TreasureShort Story1962Wonderful Adventures of NilsNovel1958The Phantom CarriageNovel1958The Girl from the Marsh CroftNovel1955The Enchanted BoyNovel1954Sir Arne's TreasureNovel1952HusmandstøsenNovel1947The Girl from the Marsh CroftNovel1944The Emperor of PortugalliaNovel1941DunungenTheatre Play1940Suotorpan tyttöShort Story1938Sun Over SwedenSelf - Selma Lagerlöf på Mårbacka (uncredited)1938Selma Lagerlöf: 80 Years1935The Girl from the Marsh CroftNovel1934The Girl From The Marsh CroftShort Story1926To the OrientNovel1926A Visit to Selma Lagerlöf's HouseHerself1925The Ingmar InheritanceNovel1925The Tower of LiesNovel1924The Saga of Gösta BerlingNovel1923The Tale of Gunnar HedeNovel1921The Phantom CarriageNovel1920Karin, Daughter of IngmarNovel1919Sir Arne's TreasureNovel1919The Downy GirlShort Story · Theatre Play1919Sons of IngmarNovel1917The Girl from the Marsh CroftNovel