For the Walker Art Center, an artist with this surname created an “environmental space” that required viewers to crouch through a black hallway to enter a room dimly lit by green neon lights. A publishing imprint with this (-5[1])name used jagged, colorful covers designed by John Constable with inspiration from the op art of Oliver Bevan for its pocket guides to “Modern Masters.” An artist (-5[1])with this surname created 33 rough, bronze spheres for the series Nature. This is the surname of a painter who depicted a (*) hairy daughter of Petrus Gonsalvus. An artist with this surname (10[1])gave titles (10[1])like (10[1])Buchi (“BOO-kee”) and Tagli (“TALL-yee”) to the series of slashed canvases he made as the (10[1])founder of Spatialism. (10[2])A mannerist with this surname was trained by her father Prospero in Bologna. For 10 points, give this surname of the Italian artist Lucio (-5[1])and Europe’s first female professional artist, Lavinia. (10[1])■END■ (10[4]0[4])