I like Pablo Picasso’s “Guernica”

I still remember the first time I saw this picture; it was when I was on fifth grade. There was a special art presentation of a Spanish investigator. He brought with him a lot of Picasso pictures, and he described all the things that Picasso wants to represent throw their pictures. Most of Picasso’s pictures want to represent the Spanish Civil war (after 1936) and all the suffering that Spanish people were feeling. There are a lot of Picasso’s pictures where appear bulls (A very meaningful animal for Spain), and those are crying or suffering, that show us in the best way all the pain that Spanish people suffered during the Civil War. Also throw this picture we can see all his influence of cubism (Artistic trend). And this is why I like this picture, because with this cubism you can imagine and think different things. Throw this picture you can imagine that the person upstairs is supporting the war, and there are two people and a bull lying on the floor. Here you can think that people and their most meaningful symbols are falling down because of the war. That is why I like this picture, Because Picasso allows you to create different ideas and thoughts from his creation.