Jose Luis Sert was responsible for displaying this work at a famous event where it was accompanied by a poem written by Paul Eluard.
At the bottom of this painting, an arm can be seen holding a broken sword.  Jose Luis Sert was responsible for displaying this work at a famous event where it was accompanied by a poem written by Paul Eluard. To the right, a man can be seen with an outstretched arm holding a light. It was inspired by an event led by elements of the Condor Legion and referred to as Operation Rugen. More notable features of this painting include a cow on the left with misaligned eyes, a trampled man on the bottom, and a horse screaming in agony. Displayed at the Paris Exposition, it was described by the German fair guide as "a hodgepodge of body parts". Depicting the bombing of a town during the Spanish Civil War, this is, FTP, what work by Pablo Picasso.
At the bottom of this painting, an arm can be seen holding a broken sword.  
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