The Botanical magazine, or Flower-garden displayed, 1790-1800, botany, periodicals, pictorial works, William Curtis, James Sowerby, Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus, Hemerocallis flava, yellow daylily, Hungary, Siberia, flowers, Curtis, A beautifully illustrated botanical study showcasing a daylily with its slender, elongated leaves and a striking yellow bloom. The flower features delicate petals that curve slightly outward, helming small, intricate details at the center. The accompanying leaves are long and arch gracefully, adding elegance to the composition. This piece emphasizes the natural beauty and precision of botanical art, highlighting the complexity of the flower's structure and its vibrant color amidst a muted background.