| Franciscans |
Mendicant order, originated in the early 13th century, following St. Franciscus.
 | Brugge, Fremineuren |
| | Deventer, Broederenkerk |
| | Dordrecht, Franciscanenklooster |
| | Gouda, Bloemendael |
| | 's Hertogenbosch, Franciscanenklooster |
| | Maastricht, Minderbroedersklooster, founded 1234 |
| | Roermond, Minderbroedersklooster |
Reforms in the 15th century resulted in a new movement, the Franciscanen Observanten. The Franciscans who did not follow this movement were called the Franciscanen Conventuelen.
 | Lichtenberg near Maastricht, Klooster Slavante |
| | Tongeren, Minderbroedersklooster (founded 1626) |
 | NL-DHk 74 G 10, week psalter, mid 15th century, prepared at klooster Siloe for a Franciscan women's house |
| | NL-DHk 71 A 7, Week psalter, canticles and hymns, for a Franciscan house in or near Maastricht |
| | NL-Uu 427, Franciscan or Clarissen breviary; 2nd half 15th century |
| | B-Br 6434 (cat.nr. 695), Franciscan antiphoner from the diocese of Luik, 15th century |
Clara in de Nederlanden (p. 57 on the Franciscan orders)