In July 2022, this painting was covered with an “apocalyptic vision of the future” in which two planes fly over a polluted re-imagination of its setting. In that protest, two students in Just Stop Oil glued themselves to this (-5[1])painting. This (-5[1])painting’s frame features a (-5[1])copy of a medal given by Charles X at the 1824 salon, where Eugene Delacroix’s (-5[1])viewing of it inspired him to re-paint the background of his Massacre at (-5[1])Chios [KEE-os]. This painting, one of its artist’s (-5[1])large-scale (*) “six-footers,” was (10[1])intended (10[1])to (10[1])be part of a cycle (10[1])depicting various times of day, inspiring its original title of Landscape: (10[1]-5[2])Noon. In (10[1])this painting, a (10[1])woman fills up water near a red-roofed cottage on the River Stour that (10[1])belongs to Willy (10[1])Lott. For 10 (10[2])points, name this painting depicting (10[1])two farmers in an (-5[1])ox-cart carrying the title (10[2])good, painted by John Constable. (10[3]0[2])■END■