A member of this family had the exterior of a building and the loggia across the street decorated with his trademark symbol of a sail blowing in the wind. 30 marble squares (-5[1])are inlaid in a funerary chapel named for this family in the San Pancrazio. An artwork that is [emphasize] actually named for this family is “carried in procession” in a painting by Frederic (-5[1])Leighton, but is incorrectly (15[1])attributed in the painting’s title. A patron from this family commissioned the white marble facade of the Santa Maria Novella from Leon Battista Alberti, who designed a (*) palazzo named for this family of wool merchants. A panel painting named for this family (-5[1])uses gold leaf and egg tempera to depict three angels on either side of the Virgin and Child and was made in 1285 in (-5[2])Siena. For 10 points, what Florentine family names a Madonna by (10[1])Duccio? (10[1]0[8])■END■