This institution first hosted a show controversially displaying the portrait of a child murderer made from handprints, Marcus Harvey’s Myra. (-5[2])In a painting targeting leaders (-5[1])of this institution, a young woman leans over the knee of an old (-5[1])man pointing (15[1])his wand at prints on a wall; (15[1])that work (15[1])is Nathaniel Hone’s The Conjurer. A group portrait for this institution by Johann Zoffany (15[1])incorporates (-5[2])two (15[1])of its members (15[1])as portraits on a wall. (-5[1])Thor Battling the Midgard (15[1])Serpent (0[1]-5[1])was a diploma (15[1])work (15[1])submitted to this (-5[1])institution (15[1])by Henry (*) Fuseli. (-5[1])In his Discourses (10[1])on Art, (-5[1])one lecturer taught students (10[1])of this institution about his “Grand Manner” and painted Sarah (-5[1])Siddons (10[1])as the Tragic (10[2])Muse. (10[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])Mary Moser and Angelica Kauffman were other founders of what institution, whose first president (10[1])was Joshua Reynolds? (10[2])■END■ (10[7]0[20])