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Guernica - una obra de arte única: indefinite adjectives and pronouns

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I can use indefinite adjectives and indefinite pronouns to describe the painting 'Guernica'.

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Pablo Picasso was a Spanish artist and key 20th-century figure, known for co-pioneering the Cubist movement. 'Guernica' is Picasso's famous anti-war painting, showing the horror of the Spanish Civil War bombing in 1937. 'Alguno/a' and 'algunos/as' mean 'some', 'any' or 'a', 'an' and are used in affirmative sentences and questions. 'Ninguno' and 'ninguna' mean 'none', 'no-one', 'not a single one'; they are always used in the singular form. Indefinite adjectives and indefinite pronouns are identical apart from the masculine singular form.

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