Original editions of books by Ion Barbu, T. Arghezi, G. Bacovia, Lucian Blaga, Camil Petrescu, L. Rebreanu, Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu and ”The Anthology of Today's Poets" (Pillat & Perpessicius)
Modernism (or moderate modernism as opposed to avant-garde and traditionalism) is a term used in interwar period Romanian literature, especially in regards to Eugen Lovinescu, his Sburătorul circle and his theory of synchronism.
Writers associated with modernism[]
- Tudor Arghezi
- Ion Barbu
- Lucian Blaga
- George Bacovia
- Alexandru Philippide
- Liviu Rebreanu
- Camil Petrescu
- Anton Holban
- Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu
- Mateiu Caragiale
- Mihail Sebastian
- Cella Serghi
- Eugen Lovinescu
- George Călinescu
- Tudor Vianu
- Perpessicius
- Pompiliu Constantinescu
- Vladimir Streinu
- Isac Peltz
- Ury Benador
- Octav Șuluțiu
- I. Valerian
- Henriette Yvonne Stahl
- Ticu Archip
- Octav Dessila
- Dinu Nicodin
- Sergiu Dan
- Gheorghe Brăescu
- Virgil Gheorghiu
- George Magheru
- Emil Botta
- Dan Botta
- Horia Stamatu
- Dragoș Vrânceanu
- Ștefan Baciu
- Mihai Moșandrei
- Cicerone Theodorescu
- Simion Stolnicu
- Al. Robot
- Barbu Brezianu
- Emil Gulian
- Virgil Huzum
- Ion Pogan
- George Talaz
- Mihail Celarianu
- Lucia Demetrius
- Virgiliu Monda
- Felix Aderca
- Romulus Dianu
- Sanda Movilă
- Eugen Relgis
- George Lesnea
- Leon Feraru
- Ștefan Popescu
- Dan Faur
- Ilarie Voronca
- George Ciprian
- Emanoil Bucuța
- Coca Farago
- A. Dominic
- Aurel Marin