Glastonbury timewarp

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A highly detailed, wide-angle painting in the classical romanticism style, depicting a music festival in a lush, undulating landscape with rolling green and gold hills under a majestic sky with dramatic clouds. In the foreground, numerous figures, male and female, are gathered, some seated and some standing, dressed in flowing classical robes in various shades of cream, blue, red, and gold, resembling ancient Greek or Roman attire. They are watching a band perform on a modern stage structure that prominently displays the word "GLAST" and is lit by colorful stage lights. The band consists of a drummer, a guitarist, and a bassist. To the left of the stage, several large, colorful tents, including a striped blue and white one and a yellow and red striped one, are set up, with string lights and banners decorating the festival grounds. A vast crowd of people fills the middle ground between the tents and the stage. The style is reminiscent of artists like Caspar David Friedrich, Thomas Cole, and Albert Bierstadt, with a touch of surrealism due to the anachronistic setting. The lighting is golden and warm, suggesting either sunrise or sunset.