In 2012, a Paris auction house unveiled a sheet containing fourteen sketches by this artist for a series of quickly executed genre portraits known as this artist’s Fantasy Figures. (-5[1])In a painting by this artist, a child raises a stick with a rock hanging from it (-5[1])to the hand of a woman whose cheek is being tickled by a piece of straw. That painting is a metaphor for courtship and is a companion (15[1])to this artist’s (15[1])erotically charged depiction of a girl on a (*) see-saw. (10[2]-5[2])This artist (10[2])painted (10[3])a layman (10[3]-5[1])instead of a bishop (10[1])for a painting whose (10[1])left side contains (10[1])a depiction of Falconet’s Menacing (10[1])Love. (10[3])This artist’s Blind Man’s Bluff (10[1])appears (10[1]-5[1])in his (10[2]-5[1])“Progress (10[1])of Love” series, (10[3])and he painted a slipper (10[2])flying (10[1])off (10[1])the foot (10[4])of a (10[1])woman (10[5]-5[1])as a reclining (10[2])man (10[2])looks (10[1])up her pink dress. (10[3])For 10 points, name this Rococo artist of (10[1])The Swing. ■END■ (10[4]0[3])