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Animate this painting while preserving the original composition, framing, proportions, facial features, clothing, background, lighting, colors, textures, and exact painted style. The video must begin with a frame completely identical to the original painting. At first, both characters remain in their original poses. Then the man and the woman slowly and naturally turn their heads toward each other and look into each other’s eyes. Their head, neck, and eye movements must be subtle, anatomically correct, smooth, and realistic. After a short moment of eye contact, they both naturally turn their heads back toward the viewer and look directly forward, returning to a pose very close to the original painting. Preserve their exact identities, facial features, expressions, age, hairstyle, glasses, clothing, body proportions, and the original Grant Wood painted aesthetic throughout the entire animation. Do not distort or redesign their faces. The man must continue holding the pitchfork exactly as in the original image. STRICT CAMERA LOCK: absolutely no zoom, no camera movement, no panning, no tilting, no rotation, no reframing, no cropping, no perspective change, and no change in image size. The background, house, sky, plants, pitchfork, clothing, and all other elements must remain completely static. Only the two characters’ heads, eyes, and minimal natural neck movement should animate. Do not let any character or object move outside the original painting boundaries. Do not add new objects or details. No exaggerated motion, no sudden movements, no facial deformation, no morphing, no flickering. The result should feel like the original painting has subtly and realistically come to life while remaining a living painting, not becoming live-action footage.