The painting called Guernica, which portrayed the suffering of animals and people was painted by the famous artist, <u>Picasso</u>.
<h3>Who painted Guernica?</h3>
Guernica is a painting by Picasso which is named after the town of the same name in Spain.
Picasso draw this to highlight the fact that Nazi German bombed the town of Guernica during the Spanish Civil War, and killed many civilians who were not involved in the war.
The painting, like Picasso's other work, featured figures such as animals and people who were drawn in a blocky and unrealistic manner.
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L Believe The answer is: dealt directly with the trauma of Germany's past.
Trauma refers to a psychological anxiety that caused by a massively stressful event in the past. <span>Anselm Kiefer's works revolved around controversial issues of the massive guilt that German people have from the things that their predecessor did under nazi's influence.</span>
Xenophobia is a stress disease in which encountering immigrants or foreigners causes excessive resistance of fear. Other than the trigger, the indications for xenophobia are very comparable to other stress disorders: conciseness of breath, rapid heart rate, and excessive sweating followed by intense fear or anxiety.
