The Botanical magazine, or Flower-garden displayed, 1790-1800, botany, periodicals, pictorial works, Curtis, William Curtis, flowers, James Sowerby, Fuchsia coccinea, scarlet, fuchsia, scarlet fuchsia, Chile, A botanical illustration featuring a fuchsia plant, characterized by its vibrant red tubular flowers that dangle gracefully from the stems. The plant's leaves are lush and green, with prominent veins that add texture and detail. The composition displays the delicate balance of floral beauty and botanical accuracy, making it an exemplary representation of the species. Below the plant, there is a handwritten note indicating the name and perhaps the collection details, adding a touch of historical context to the depiction.