Youthful artist Andres Valencia and his spouse and children at the opening of “No Guidelines,” his solo exhibition at New York’s Chase Modern gallery Michael Loccisano / Getty Photos In 1937, Nazi Germany and fascist Italy bombed Guernica, a city in Northern Spain’s Basque Nation, at the request of Francisco Franco’s nationalist faction throughout the Spanish Civil War. The aerial bombing killed hundreds of civilians, although the death toll continues to be disputed. It also moved Pablo Picasso to create Guernica, the substantial oil painting with anti-war sentiments that lots of take into account to be his magnum opus. Nearly a century afterwards, the horrors of war impressed one more artist to…