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"Guernica, the oldest town of the Basque provinces and the center of their cultural traditions, was almost completely destroyed by the rebels in an air attack yesterday afternoon. The bombing of the undefended town far behind the front line took exactly three quarters of an hour. During this time and without interruption a group of German aircraft -- Junker and Heinkel bombers as well as Heinkel fighters -- dropped bombs weighing up to 500 kilogrammes on the town. At the same time low-flying fighter planes fired machine-guns at the inhabitants who had taken refuge in the fields. The whole of Guernica was in flames in a very short time."
The Times, April 27, 1937.
What else can I help you with?
How long did it take for picasso to paint Guernica?
Picasso was living in Paris when the Nazis bombed Guernica, Spain in April of 1937. This inspired him to begin work on the mural, Guernica, on May 1 of that year, which was finished by the middle of June, 1937.
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.
Who painted the bombing of Dresden in 1936 Dresden was bombed in Feb 1945?
Nobody, obviously! Perhaps you're thinking of Picasso's painting of Guernica, which was bombed in 1937.
Why ws guernica bombed?
Guernica was bombed on April 26, 1937, during the Spanish Civil War, by Nazi German aircraft supporting Francisco Franco's Nationalist forces. The attack aimed to demoralize the Republican opposition and test the effectiveness of aerial bombing on civilians. It resulted in significant destruction and civilian casualties, becoming a symbol of the horrors of war. The bombing inspired Pablo Picasso's famous painting "Guernica," which powerfully conveys the tragedy and suffering caused by conflict.
What was Picasso protesting in 'Guernica'?
bombing of a civilian protest
What happed at Guernica?
It was bombed in 1937.
Which basque town was bombed in spanish civil war?
Guernica was the bombed town
What city did the Nazi's bombed in 1937?
Guernica, Spain
How long did it take for picasso to paint Guernica?
Picasso was living in Paris when the Nazis bombed Guernica, Spain in April of 1937. This inspired him to begin work on the mural, Guernica, on May 1 of that year, which was finished by the middle of June, 1937.
What was the name of a Spanish town that Hitler had bombed?
The town of Guernica.
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.
What did the Guernica depict?
It does not 'depict' in the normal sense of the word. It expresses Picasso's feelings of horror at the news that the town of Guernica had been bombed.
How does the guernica represent to Spain?
Guernica was a small town in the north of Spain that was bombed for three hours straight by Hitler during the Civil War of Spain in 1937. Pablo Picasso painted Guernica to symbolize the horror of that Sunday, when many people died for no reason. Hitler bombed Guerica as practice for his military for later on in WWII. To Spain, Guernica represents a time that no one misses.
Who painted the bombing of Dresden in 1936 Dresden was bombed in Feb 1945?
Nobody, obviously! Perhaps you're thinking of Picasso's painting of Guernica, which was bombed in 1937.
How many inches is the painting guernica?
Guernica measures 11'6" tall by 25'8" long, or 138" by 308".
Why ws guernica bombed?
Guernica was bombed on April 26, 1937, during the Spanish Civil War, by Nazi German aircraft supporting Francisco Franco's Nationalist forces. The attack aimed to demoralize the Republican opposition and test the effectiveness of aerial bombing on civilians. It resulted in significant destruction and civilian casualties, becoming a symbol of the horrors of war. The bombing inspired Pablo Picasso's famous painting "Guernica," which powerfully conveys the tragedy and suffering caused by conflict.
What was Picasso protesting in 'Guernica'?
bombing of a civilian protest
