This painting was created in a large Paris studio found by Dora Maar, who photographed its creation.
This painting was created in a large Paris studio found by Dora Maar, who photographed its creation. Nelson Rockefeller commissioned a tapestry version of this painting for the United Nations Building. This painting was initially exhibited alongside a mercury fountain created by Alexander Calder, and it reused a number of symbols from its artist's Minotauromachia. T.J. Clark argues that the pose from its artist's Nude on Black Armchair was reused in this painting's image of a (*) screaming head. The people are represented in this painting by a flower growing from a broken sword and a horse, which appears to the right of a bull representing fascism. For 10 points, name this Pablo Picasso painting depicting the bombing of a Spanish town.
This painting was created in a large Paris studio found by Dora Maar, who photographed its creation.
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