This painting was reimagined for a 2015 Greenpeace campaign by the collective Kennardphillipps, which depicts its setting in the aftermath of an oil spill. This painting depicts an “extraordinary conquest of a life which most people would consider hopeless” according to its artist, (-5[1])who was buried in this painting’s real-life setting. Despite being 30 years older than the intended subject, the artist’s wife Betsy James (10[1])modeled the upper body of this painting’s (-5[1])central figure, who may have suffered from Charcot–Marie–Tooth (10[2])disease. (10[1])In this painting set in Cushing, Maine, (10[2])the title person looks towards the Olson (10[1])House, (10[1])which sits atop a hill in the distance. (10[1])For 10 points, name this painting (10[1])of a woman in a pink dress crawling in a field by Andrew Wyeth. ■END■ (10[2])