Shown is a display of a pharmacist's shop, whose divisions contain Christ, pomegranate, medicinal herbs and pictorial symbols from the genus of cimelery and toddler art. Fritz Ferchl (1935) we owe the definition of the depicted plants of allegory 'Christ as a world healand'. On the blackboard, six niches are painted in four rows, seven in the upper, where plants and other objects are found. The illustrations are more closely defined by pictorial inscriptions, which are below the representations with the niches.
