An art gallery wants to manage its collection of paintings and painters more efficiently. They would like to create a Python program to help with this task. The following requirements need to be implemented:

a$.$ Create a Painter class with the following instance attributes:

i$.$ name $($the artist's name$)$

ii$.$ dob $($the author's date of birth$)$

iii. nationality $($the author's nationality$)$

iv$.$ paintings $($a list to store all paintings created by the artist$)$

b$.$ The Painter class must also have a list named all$\_$painters that stores all Painter objects that get instantiated. Be sure to add the painter to this list when a new painter is created $($in the init$\_\_$ method$).$ This list will be used to add paintings to the gallery collection.

c$.$ Create a method named paint$()$ in the Painter class that takes the following parameters: litle $($the title of the artwork$)$

i$.$ year $($the year the painting was created$)$

d$.$ The paint$()$ method in the Painter class must create a new Painting object $($described below$)$ with the Painter instance as its painter and add it to the painter's list of paintings.

e$.$ Create a Painting class with the following instance attributes:

i$.$ title $($the title of the painting$)$

ii$.$ painter $($an instance of the Painter class$)$

iii. year $($the year the painting was created$)$

f$.$ The Painting class must also have a list named all$\_$paintings that stores all Painting objects that get instantiated. Be sure to add the painting to this list when a new painting is created $($in the $q,$ inil method$).$ This list will be used to add paintings to the gallery collection.

g$.$ The Painting class mustoverride the $q,$ str $q,()$ method to return the painting's details in this format:

i$.$ Title: