misdirect!! this is a poll of the andrew wyeth "popular culture" list on wikipedia, but also was he a good or a bad painter?
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Cartoonist Charles M. Schulz (a longtime admirer) often referred to Wyeth in his comic strip Peanuts.[57] He even had Snoopy replace his lost Van Gogh with a Wyeth painting after his dog house burned down.
Fred Rogers, of the PBS television series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, had a reproduction of a Wyeth painting in the entry of the studio "home".[58]
Tom Duffield, the production designer for the American remake of The Ring (2002), was inspired by Wyeth's paintings for the look of the film.[59]
M. Night Shyamalan based his movie The Village (2004) on paintings by Andrew Wyeth.[60]
The director Philip Ridley stated that his film The Reflecting Skin (1990) was inspired in its visual style by the paintings of Wyeth.[61]
The Helga series of paintings was the inspiration for the 1987 album Man of Colours by the Australian band Icehouse.[62]
In "Springfield Up", a 2007 episode of The Simpsons, Mr. Burns has a painting of Christina's World in his den, except he is pictured instead.
In his autobiography Man with a Camera, cinematographer Nestor Almendros cites Wyeth as one of the inspirations for the look of the film Days of Heaven.[63][64]
In the graphic novel series Preacher, issue 43 is named after the painting Christina's World. The painting is also referenced throughout the series.[65]
The street names of the neighborhood of Thunder Hill, in the village of Oakland Mills in the city of Columbia, Maryland, are derived from the paintings of Wyeth.[66]
In the 2013 film Oblivion, Christina's World is featured as the fantasy image of the world.[67]
Michael Palin in Wyeth's World, a BBC programme, was broadcast on 20 December 2013. Presenter Michael Palin examines the life and work of the artist.[68]
In 2018, PBS broadcast a documentary, as part of its American Masters series: Wyeth, on the artist's life and paintings.[69]
On Season 9 Episode 18 of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills", Camille Grammer states that her Andrew Wyeth painting was among the few items that she took from her home when being evacuated during the Woolsey Fire in Southern California that burned down her house.
Poll Results
| Option | Votes |
| The street names of the neighborhood of Thunder Hill, in the village of Oakland Mills in the city of Columbia, Maryland | 2 |
| Cartoonist Charles M. Schulz (a longtime admirer) often referred to Wyeth in his comic strip Peanuts.[57] He even had S | 1 |
| On Season 9 Episode 18 of "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills", Camille Grammer states that her Andrew Wyet | 1 |
| Fred Rogers, of the PBS television series Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, had a reproduction of a Wyeth painting in the en | 1 |
| M. Night Shyamalan based his movie The Village (2004) on paintings by Andrew Wyeth.[60] | 0 |
| In 2018, PBS broadcast a documentary, as part of its American Masters series: Wyeth, on the artist's life and paintings | 0 |
| Michael Palin in Wyeth's World, a BBC programme, was broadcast on 20 December 2013. Presenter Michael Palin examines th | 0 |
| In the 2013 film Oblivion, Christina's World is featured as the fantasy image of the world.[67] | 0 |
| In the graphic novel series Preacher, issue 43 is named after the painting Christina's World. The painting is also refe | 0 |
| Tom Duffield, the production designer for the American remake of The Ring (2002), was inspired by Wyeth's paintings for | 0 |
| In "Springfield Up", a 2007 episode of The Simpsons, Mr. Burns has a painting of Christina's World in his den | 0 |
| The Helga series of paintings was the inspiration for the 1987 album Man of Colours by the Australian band Icehouse.[62] | 0 |
| The director Philip Ridley stated that his film The Reflecting Skin (1990) was inspired in its visual style by the pain | 0 |
| In his autobiography Man with a Camera, cinematographer Nestor Almendros cites Wyeth as one of the inspirations for the | 0 |
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