This painting was originally located together with Pallas and the Centaur in Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco's house. Possibly inspired by a Poliziano poem, this work includes a god who uses a caduceus to dissipate some clouds. On the right side of this painting, the god of the west wind chases a figure who turns into a goddess and scatters flowers. The three Graces are shown dancing in this painting. whose center depicts a clothed Venus standing in an orange grove. For 10 points, name this painting by Sandro Botticelli whose 
This painting was originally located together with Pallas and the Centaur in Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco's house. Possibly inspired by a Poliziano poem, this work includes a god who uses a caduceus to dissipate some clouds. On the right side of this painting, the god of the west wind chases a figure who turns into a goddess and scatters flowers. The three Graces are shown dancing in this painting. whose center depicts a clothed Venus standing in an orange grove. For 10 points, name this painting by Sandro Botticelli whose title is the Italian word for "spring."
This painting was originally located together with Pallas and the Centaur in Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco's house.
{Primavera} [or {Allegory of Spring}]