A reclining, loosely clothed figure by this artist is described as what a “picture for women” might look like in Episode 2 of the TV series Ways of Seeing. Six statuettes representing the virtues top a palace in this artist's Martyrdom of the Franciscans. Ten of Venus’s children dance in a circle in a work by this artist, (-5[1])next to which a merchant sells boots hanging from a line. A dark winged figure labeled “Timor” appears in a work by this artist in which a horned (*) Tyrant rests his feet on a goat. Justice looks up at Wisdom and holds golden scales in a work by this artist, which lies directly above the door to a room in which “the Nine” would meet. A series of frescoes by this artist depicts the title entities “in the city” and “in the country” and is located (10[1])in the Palazzo Pubblico. For 10 points, name this Sienese painter of The Allegory of Good and Bad Government. ■END■ (0[3])