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What was Picasso's Guernica painted out of?
The civil war in Spain
What bombed city did Pablo Picasso paint a picture of?
The city that Pablo Picasso painted was Guernica, Spain. This city was bombed during the Spanish civil war.
Where did the Spanish Civil War end?
The Spanish Civil War ended in Spain.
What did Picasso think about the civil war?
he felt horrified and scared and sad
Where was the Spanish Civil War?
Spain.
Who had the civil war in 1936?
Spain.
What famous painter became legendary after the spanish civil war?
Pablo Picasso.
What is the painting geurnica about?
The Guernica is a painting made by Pablo Picasso. It was all about the bombing of Guernica, a village in northern Spain, by Italian and German warplanes on April 1937 during the Spanish Civil War.
Nation where civil war broke out in 1936?
the civil war in 1936 broke out in spain.
Why is pablo Picasso so important in the history of Spain?
Pablo Picasso is a pivotal figure in the history of Spain due to his revolutionary contributions to modern art, particularly through the development of Cubism and his innovative techniques that challenged traditional artistic norms. His works, such as "Guernica," also hold significant socio-political relevance, reflecting the turmoil of the Spanish Civil War and his anti-war sentiments. Additionally, Picasso's influence extends beyond art, symbolizing Spain's cultural identity and resilience during times of turmoil. His legacy continues to inspire artists and is a testament to Spain's rich artistic heritage.
What inspired Pablo Picasso?
If you are referring to Guernica, then it was the bombing of the town in Picasso's home country of Spain with the same name during the Spanish civil war/ WWII (it is unclear which of these two wars caused the bombing).
What has the author George Richard Esenwein written?
George Richard Esenwein has written: 'The Spanish Civil War' -- subject(s): History, Sources, Spain Civil War, 1936-1939 'Spain at war' -- subject(s): History, Spain Civil War, 1936-1939
