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What style of painting is Picasso's Guernica?
It is an oil painting, expressing Picasso's anger at the bombing of the town of Guernica.
Who painted Guernica?
Pablo Picasso
Is guernica cubism?
Looking at other Picasso paintings it is obvious that Picasso in the 1930's often rejects this illusion, it is not peculiar to Guernica.
When did Pablo Picasso paint 'Guernica'?
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) painted Guernica in 1937 in response to Nazi saturation bombing of the town of Guernica. It is now considered one of the most famous Picasso paintings and is in the Reina Sofia in Madrid.
How did Picasso make guernica and how did he get the idea for this?
It is a huge oil painting on canvas. It represents Picasso's feelings after he had read about the German bombing of Guernica, the little town.
'Guernica' by Picasso?
Yes, it is.
Where was the setting for Picasso's Guernica?
Site of fascist and anti-fascist struggle in 1935 that provided the setting for Picasso's "Guernica". Guernica is a small town in northwestern Spain.
What style of painting is Picasso's Guernica?
It is an oil painting, expressing Picasso's anger at the bombing of the town of Guernica.
'Guernica' was painted by?
Pablo Picasso.
Who painted Guernica?
Pablo Picasso
Who told Picasso to do the guernica?
Himself.
Is guernica cubism?
Looking at other Picasso paintings it is obvious that Picasso in the 1930's often rejects this illusion, it is not peculiar to Guernica.
When did Pablo Picasso paint 'Guernica'?
Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) painted Guernica in 1937 in response to Nazi saturation bombing of the town of Guernica. It is now considered one of the most famous Picasso paintings and is in the Reina Sofia in Madrid.
Who painted the portrait of GUERNICA?
Pablo Picasso
What are some outstanding works Picasso did?
Guernica
Where was the Guernica by Pablo Picasso painted?
In Paris.
How did Picasso make guernica and how did he get the idea for this?
It is a huge oil painting on canvas. It represents Picasso's feelings after he had read about the German bombing of Guernica, the little town.
