Guernica is one of
the most famous paintings by Pablo Picasso, done to be exhibited at the Spanish Pavilion at the Paris
International Exposition (1937). Its name is due to the bombing of Guernica.
This picture makes me feel a little sad since it shows, in an abstract way, the
horror and the destruction that the Spanish Civil War provoked. Besides, the
colours used increase the drama of the scene. The contrast between the colours
black and white makes me think about the fight between the good and the evil.
This painting also inspires me anguish and impotence caused by the senseless
killing of innocent people. What’s more, I am deeply moved because I consider
that the author wanted to give us this clear message: “The human being is the
most inhuman species”. All in all, it could be said that it is a true icon of
the terrible sufferings that the war causes in the people.
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