In a drawing by this artist, a central figure emerges from a heart-shaped hole in the mountainside into a circular ring of grass. Many entries in the third section of a series by this artist enclose two figures in a perfect circle, including one filled with small flames. That series by him was rediscovered when Friedrich Lippmann purchased 85 of its 92 extant entries from the Duke of Hamilton. Most entries in a series by this artist appear on the opposite text applied by Niccolò Mangona. A silverpoint drawing series by this artist shows a pale blue sphere of ice around a monstrous (*) Satan at the bottom; (-5[2])that artwork (-5[1])by him shows a funnel-like cross-section (10[1])of the Earth (-5[2])and is (-5[1])called The Map of Hell. A 1480s illustrated manuscript of The Divine (10[1])Comedy was completed by, for 10 points, what painter of The Mystical Nativity? ■END■ (10[5]0[2])