In Chapter 21, on page 782 and image number 21.3, is a picture of Pablo Picasso's Guernica, and on page 781, discusses the history of the painting. I initially did not like it because it looks like a jumble of disfigured people who look like they are in pain and it's too depressing to look at because of its violent image. However, after I watched the video of Guernica and read the painting's description in the book, I realized what it was truly about. In 1937, Picasso painted Guernica, which is the name of the city that was bombed and it is located in Spain, as an antiwar painting and as a protest against the bombing of the city by Nazis and Facist warplanes during the Spanish Civil War of 1936-1939. The painting shows a carnage of innocent
