Franciscan, Pelbartus of Temesvar, in a Garden c. 1500

This woodcut print, created around 1500 by an anonymous artist, depicts Franciscan friar Pelbartus of Temesvar seated in a garden, likely referencing his writings on moral philosophy. The print is framed by four circular vignettes, each depicting a winged creature, potentially symbolizing virtues or vices. This artwork provides insight into the religious imagery of the time and the visual representations of important figures in the Franciscan order.