Roundel with Christ and the Adulterous Woman 1525

This roundel, created by Pseudo-Ortkens around 1525, depicts the biblical story of Christ and the Adulterous Woman. The scene is set in a grand hall, with a checkered floor and architectural details in the background. Christ, standing on the right, is shown speaking to the woman, who kneels before him with her head bowed in shame. The other figures in the scene are watching intently, showcasing the drama and moral tension of the moment. The artist has used a limited palette of silver stain and yellow enamel, creating a striking visual effect. The roundel is a fine example of stained glass art from the Renaissance period.