Flore coloriée de poche du littoral méditerranéen de Gênes à Barcelone y compris la Corse, Paris, 1902, plants, Mediterranean region, The New York Botanical Garden, A botanical illustration showcasing the *Matthiola sinuata*, commonly known as the sea stock flower. The plant is depicted with slender stems and delicate pink flowers featuring four petals. Its leaves are elongated and have a serrated edge, resembling that of a wild herb. In the background, a green stalk is lightly illustrated, indicating the natural environment where this plant might thrive, typically in sandy coastal areas. The accompanying text suggests its bloom period in May and June, emphasizing its seasonal beauty.