The document discusses several paintings that depict violence and conflict in various ways. It describes Francisco de Goya's paintings "The Third of May 1808" and "The Disasters of War" which show violence during the Spanish uprising against French occupation. It also mentions François Dubois' "The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre" depicting the killing of Huguenots, and paintings by Andrzej Wróblewski and Jan Matejko that illustrate war and violence from their experiences. Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" is discussed as a way to appeal against war and its cruelty. The paintings address both violent and non-violent ways of resolving problems and conflicts.

2. Francisco de Goya, The Third of May 1808 (1814 r.) One of the most popular paintings connected with violence. It’s a part of The Disasters of War painted by Francisco de Goya. The painting shows the group of rebellions that is going to be shot.

4. François Dubois, The Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre (1576) is showing the massacre of Huguenots during the Saint Bartholomew’s Night (August 23-24, 1572), the night that started the VI war between French Catholics and Huguenots. The artist had shown the cruelty of French, who attacked protestants and killed most of them.

5. Andrzej Wróblewski, Rozstrzelanie V (1949) Andrzej Wróblewski is a Polish painter who experienced the war on his own. His series Rozstrzelania (1948-1949) were created based on his own experiences of the Second World War. Pictures show different situations where people are shot.

6. Jan Matejko, Bitwa pod Grunwaldem ( The battle of Grunwald , 1878) is one of the most popular Polish paintings connected with the war subject. The painting shows the scene of the battle between the Polish and the Lithuanian army and Teutonic Order’s army. The battle of Grunwald took place in 1410, during the Great War between Poland and the Teutonic Order.

7. Pablo Picasso, Guernica (1937) This painting of Pablo Picasso was created in order to focus people’s attention on the cruel sacrifice of the city Guernica, which was bombarded by Condor Legion. The painting is in one way a kind of an appeal. Picasso is showing the cruelty of the war in order to warn people how much pain and damage it brings. He is sending people a message to stop fighting with each other.

8. The picture shows fighting people - there are men with swords and even women with small children. This work is an example of war aggression. People from the picture thought that killing others was the only solution to get the daughters back. This situation can teach us that it is possible to stop violence. The evidence for this is an alliance between enemies.

9. We can see a soldier who is trying to protect his country from the enemy. Violence is shown here as a hand - people who desire power. The Polish soldier represents courage and willingness to help his family and friends.

10. The picture shows that violence is dependent on many factors. Therefore, it is enough to isolate one to minimize the violence at all.