Well, my point was simply the 'more' contemporary angle; It is correct that a 'more' contemporary picture does not imply an actual portrait (although, the way i understand it, the fresco of Subiaco is/could be an actual portrait) but is simply more representative for the actual time itself; buildings, attire, contemporary essence and perception etc.; However seeing how much effort you/Hafspajen put into the article i will agree with your format;But just on the side note the 'picture' that you have in your post '''' or that is displayed in the gallery here was not the one i edited and was in favor for - they are similar but it was this one(Article/History: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Guido_di_Graciano._Staint-Francis-and-Stories-from-his-Life._1270..jpg from/of Guido di Graziano 13th century (after 1270) Siena Pinacoteca;