PROPAGANDA VERSUS ART | THE REMODERN REVIEW
A Battle in Images – Guernica
A Republican propaganda poster featuring a mother and child, 1937. | DPLA
Guernica unravelled | Best regards from far,
A Spanish propaganda poster honoring the Republican Air Force, 1938. | DPLA
Picasso's “Guernica” and Aleixandre's “Oda”: The Spanish Civil War in Art and Poetry | Rebecca M. Bender, PhD
Alien Explorations: Pablo Picasso's Guernica
Arts | Free Full-Text | Visual Art and Propaganda Ecologies in the Basque Country: A Sample of Guernica Motifs from the Benedictine Sticker Archives (1978–1989)
Franco antes que Putin: cuando la propaganda decía que el bombardeo de Gernika era un 'incendio republicano'
Guernica and the role of art in politics – Mercoeur
Inside Guernica - Then and Now, The Museum of International Propaganda at The Museum of International Propaganda, San Rafael CA, Art
Ron English Paintings of Guernica Finally in an Exhibition in NY | Widewalls
Dali's enigma, Picasso's protest: the most important artworks of the 1930s | Art | The Guardian
The truth about Guernica: Picasso and the lying press - The Volunteer
Guernica: Warsaw, London, Munich, New York
22 Guernica ideas | guernica, picasso guernica, picasso
Ten Facts About The Bombing Of Guernica (1937)
Picasso's Guernica – Guernica Remakings
Vintage Spanish Civil War Propaganda 'Guernica. Basque Country Village Bombed by Italian and German Forces on Request of the Nationalist Party', Spain, 1936-39, Reproduction 200gsm A3 Vintage Propaganda Poster — World of
Pablo Picasso, Guernica — Rok antyfaszystowski
The story of a painting that fought fascism - BBC Culture
The story of a painting that fought fascism - BBC Culture
Warning: graphic material)* A propaganda poster including photographs of dead civilians after the bombing of Barcelona on January 30, 1938. | DPLA
Arts | Free Full-Text | Visual Art and Propaganda Ecologies in the Basque Country: A Sample of Guernica Motifs from the Benedictine Sticker Archives (1978–1989)
A newspaper photograph of destroyed buildings in Guernica after the bombing on April 26, 1937. | DPLA
