In this painting, dagger-like tongues appear in the mouths of a bull, a screaming horse, and a woman with her dead child.
Some of this painting's symbols appear in a comic strip-like sheet of prints titled for the "Dream and Lie" of a military leader. A painting based on a figure from this painting was stolen from the National Gallery of Victoria by the "Australian Cultural Terrorists" in 1986; that reworking of a figure from this painting depicts Dora Maar as a green-skinned Weeping Woman. While working on this grisaille painting, the artist transformed the sun into an eye centered on a light bulb. In this painting, dagger-like tongues appear in the mouths of a bull, a screaming horse, and a woman with her dead child. For 10 points, the bombing of a Basque town inspired what anti-war painting by Pablo Picasso?
Some of this painting's symbols appear in a comic strip-like sheet of prints titled for the "Dream and Lie" of a military leader.
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