Mark of Kalt

Mark of Kalt (Hungarian: Márk Kálti; fl. 1336–1368) was a Hungarian Franciscan friar and chronicler born into the lesser nobility of Veszprém County. He was chaplain to Queen Elizabeth of Poland and later a parish priest in Buda and provost of Kő, before entering the service of Louis I.

For Louis I he wrote the Latin Chronicon Pictum in 1358, an illustrated history of Hungary whose 147 miniatures were finished between 1370 and 1373. He likely died before the manuscript was completed.