Representatives of Expressionism are:

1. Arnold Schoenberg:

Arnold Schoenberg, an Austrian-American composer Writer, music educator and music theorist, representative of modern Western expressionist music. Born in Vienna on September 13, 1874, died in Los Angeles, USA on July 13, 1951. He studied violin and cello at an early age and began composing music at the age of 12. As a composer, Schoenberg was largely self-taught.

2. Munch:

Edvard Munch, a Norwegian expressionist painter, printmaker, and pioneer of modern expressionist painting. Edvard Munch's paintings are characterized by strong subjectivity and a sad and depressing mood. His intense, evocative approach to psychological distress had a major influence on the growth of German Expressionism in the early 20th century.

3. Eugene O'Neill:

Eugene O'Neill is an Irish-American playwright, a representative writer of Expressionist literature, and the founder of American national drama. His main works include " "Emperor Jones", "The Hairy Ape", "The World Beyond", "Mourning", etc.

4. Franz Kafka:

Franz Kafka lived under the rule of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (a political union composed of the Austrian Empire and Hungary) Czech-German novelist, who works in the insurance industry. His major works include the novels "The Trial", "The Castle", "Metamorphosis", etc. Kafka, along with French writer Marcel Proust and Irish writer James Joyce, are known as the pioneers and masters of Western Expressionist literature.

5. Strindberg:

August Strindberg, a Swedish writer, the founder of modern Swedish Expressionist literature, is a national treasure of Sweden and a modern figure in the world. The father of drama. Born in Stockholm into a bankrupt merchant family. In 1867 he was admitted to Uppsala University.

He began writing scripts while in college. Among them, the script "The Exile", which reflected the religious conflict between a father and a daughter during the Icelandic mythology period, was appreciated by King Carl XV and was summoned. Get rewarded. He worked as a primary school teacher, newspaper reporter, and later as a librarian at the Royal Library.