Guernica pastiche detail oil painting by Zara Picasso 2

In September I sold a few of my Dad's paintings on ebay to help pay for my driving lessons but he won't let me have any more, he said they sell too cheap, so I'm now promoting my sisters work because I still have to pay for my driving lessons and she needs to pay off her student loan.  The painting is signed and dated on the back Zara 09, that's her name, while she was at Chelsea her nickname was Zara Picasso (like the car, only spelt differently) so that's how I'm marketing her work.  This painting is pastiche detail of arguably the most important painting of modern times Guernica was Picasso's response to the first aerial bombardment of a civilian population in1936 nine years later the first atom bomb fell on Hiroshima.  It is unacceptable that in modern warfare more civilians are killed than combatants, this painting is a symbol of that unacceptability. The painting is Oil on Canvas and measures 16 x 20 inches 50 x 40 cms is painted in the iconic signature style of the greatest painter of the 20th Century.  Zara made the painting as a way of trying to understand the essence of why it works as one of the most powerful images ever. I've added links to my Dad's web site and another link to a book about him just in case you want to buy something a lot more expensive by an established artist of quality. Good luck Amelia.

http://www.freewebs.com/owenlennox/index.htm

http://www.blurb.com./books/376435