The most recognizable of his works alongside Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, Guernica became the most famous antiwar statement in ...

When it comes to art against tyranny, no work is more seared into our consciousness than Guernica ... there was blood in the streets of Barcelona, where Picasso’s mother and sister lived.

On Nov. 16, 1936 — just under six months before the attack on Guernica — nine bombs were dropped on the Prado. Picasso had been made honorary director of the museum, in absentia, earlier that ...

A visitor examines Pablo Picasso's Guernica during the partial reopening of the Reina Sofía Museum in June 2020, which followed several months of pandemic closures. Denis Doyle / Getty Images In ...

In the late 1970s, nationalist vigilantes tried to destroy Pablo Picasso’s Guernica ... York’s Hispanic Society of America Museum, he returned to Barcelona to direct the Tapiés Foundation ...

You might recognize the 20th-century painter's famous painting “Guernica,” created ... crowds gathered outside Picasso paintings in the Museum of Modern Art. Several artists, political ...

“Guernica ... from a Barcelona brothel, their angled arms and torsos heralding the tilting space of Cubism. The painting, which lives at the Museum of Modern Art, is as close as Picasso ...

“No foto!” was long the refrain from guards at the Reina Sofía museum in Madrid if a visitor dared to attempt to take a picture of “Guernica,” Picasso’s 1937 antiwar masterpiec ...

The show will pair more than 60 masterpieces loaned from the Picasso Museum in Paris with around ... a 1937 horse head sketch ...