To what extent does Guernica depict the actual bombing of the town?
a) The painting includes no airplanes or bombs, instead showing terror and ruin.
b) The painting is so abstract that no figures may be discerned, much less any depiction of the event.
Consider This: Pablo Picasso maintained that it was not the artist’s job to explain any symbols in his art. See 12.7: Narrative: Painted Terror.
c) The painting vividly depicts the German planes swooping in low.
Consider This: Pablo Picasso maintained that it was not the artist’s job to explain any symbols in his art. See 12.7: Narrative: Painted Terror.
d) The painting colorfully attempts to depict the town square just before the first bombs dropped.
Consider This: Pablo Picasso maintained that it was not the artist’s job to explain any symbols in his art. See 12.7: Narrative: Painted Terror.
a) The painting includes no airplanes or bombs, instead showing terror and ruin.
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