The Botanical Magazine, or Flower-garden Displayed, 1790-1800, Botany, Periodicals, Pictorial Works, Curtis, A beautifully detailed illustration of a daffodil, showcasing its characteristic trumpet-shaped flower with delicate petals. The plant features slender green leaves that elegantly arch and rise from a bulbous base. The flower, centered prominently, is depicted with intricate shading to highlight its texture and form. Beside the flower, a budding stalk adds to the composition, suggesting growth and renewal. The artwork is accompanied by botanical annotations, enhancing its scientific significance and honoring the beauty of this springtime bloom.