Pablo Picasso - Guernica- Museum repro 1975's

(poster-reproduction of an artist's work) PICASSO, Pablo. Guernica. Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, undated [circa 1975]. Reproduction of the artist's painting in black, white and gray with gradients, printed on thick paper, tear at the lower left edge, a small tear with missing paper at the upper right edge, a few small scuff marks at the lower left edge, impact and a hole in the upper corner of the work above the screaming figure with head thrown back and arms raised to the sky, horizontal tear in the central right-side portion of the work touching the repaired illustration, poster size: 1360 mm x 710 mm, artwork size: 1220 mm x 560 mm, despite the noted defects, good copy. Reproduction of the painting depicting the bombing of the town of Guernica on April 26, 1937 by four squadrons of the Condor Legion of the German air force during the Spanish Civil War. The town had 7,000 inhabitants; the number of victims would be between 800 and 3,000. The painting was created in 1937 and was first exhibited at the Universal Exposition in Paris in 1937. It is one of the most famous works by the world-renowned Spanish painter Pablo Picasso (1881-1973).