Flora medica, oder, Abbildung der wichtigsten officinellen Pflanzen, Jena, August Schmid, 1831 i.e. 1829-1831, medicinal plants, The New York Botanical Garden, pictorial works, The illustration features a detailed study of the Datura stramonium plant, commonly known as the Jimson weed. The drawing showcases the distinctive trumpet-shaped flower in full bloom, exhibiting white petals with subtle hints of green. Surrounding the flower are large, lobed leaves that exhibit a vibrant green hue. In addition, the illustration highlights the spiky seed pod, which is characteristic of this plant, alongside technical notes or sketches related to its anatomy, possibly including its seeds and additional botanical features. The overall composition emphasizes the unique characteristics of Datura stramonium, blending artistic representation with scientific detail.