Pablo Picasso's Guernica

Throughout history, art is always one of the main methods humans use to express human emotions and emotions. Art is a calm subjective way to disturb the world. There are few artists who can explain their work, but the audience explains the work. Art is used as a means for ridiculing, worshiping and drawing images of people in history. Pablo Picasso is an artist and most of his work closely relates to Spain. Most of his paintings depict the symbolic image of Bull, Spain.

Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" Pablo Picasso's painting "Guernica" has become a masterpiece of contemporary art since its debut at the 1937 World Expo. This huge mural painting is a symbol of Picasso's work and interpreted in various unique ways, many of which are contradictory to Picasso's real intention. In art, the work is well-balanced, features of Picasso's work, perfect plan and flow. Despite the many misunderstandings of critics including those who appeared at World Expo where paintings were introduced, the symbol of this work was clearly defined by Picasso himself.

Pablo Picasso's Guernica is one of the most acclaimed paintings of history. This work was painted not only after the bombing but also beautiful, as well as anti-war Painting Gurney Card. Guernica Picasso will support the citizens' attention to the Spanish Civil War and combine with Prominence. Pablo Picasso is strong, he has decided to play a role in changing the view of the civil war society, believe war is wrong. Like this kind of street art and political cartoon, this iconic traditional painting helps bring peace to Spain finally by persuading the public by looking at the problem from the viewpoint of the artist

Pablo Picasso drew Guernica in 1937 inspired by the bombing of Guernica and the battle of Leonardo da Vinci. Like many important Republican masterpieces, Guernica was exhibited at the Paris International Exhibition in 1937. The size of the work (11 ft x 25.6 ft) gained a lot of attention, terrorist incidents due to civil war in Spain has attracted worldwide attention. Since then, paintings have been welcomed as a symbol of anti-war activities and peace in the 20th century. JoanMiró officially founded El Segador (death god) named Elcampesinocatalánenblaeldía (rebellious Catalan farmer) and drew a farmer waving his sickle in the air. The sickle is not a symbol of communism. When his freedom is threatened, it is a symbol of the god of death, a tool for his work, and his weapon.