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Description "Sister Anna" is an artistic depiction of one nun's experience of the carpet bombing attack upon Guernica in Spain by Nazi forces in 1937. The painting was done by Vebjørn Sand and is one of 70 unique paintings in the Guernica series.
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copyright owner 		Vebjørn Sand
Source (WP:NFCC#4) Used with permission from Galleri Sand in New York, NY
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To show readers one of the select paintings from the more than 65 in the Guernica series.

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Minimal use (WP:NFCC#3) Only 1 painting out of 70 in the series that is shown on this wiki.
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