The Rockefellers rethink it. Guernica returns to the Glass Palace

NEW YORK – It was difficult to imagine a more opportune moment than this, with the war drums echoing louder and louder on the borders of Ukraine, to go back to hanging the “Guernica” tapestry in the corridor leading diplomats to the entrance of the Council of UN security. The coincidence in time will be accidental, but the warning in Picasso’s painting, dedicated to the bloody Nazi bombing of the Spanish city during the Civil War, will at least serve to remind the protagonists of the tensions that threaten Europe of the cost of using weapons. and the whole world.