Icones plantarum medicinalium, Nurnberg, auf Kosten der Raspischen Buchhandlung, 1779-1790, botanical, medical, pictorial works, The illustration features a delicate botanical study of Asperula odorata, commonly known as sweet woodruff. The plant is depicted with slender, elongated leaves arranged in whorls around the upright stem. Small, star-shaped white flowers are shown blooming at the top of the stem, adding a touch of elegance. The roots are lightly sketched, indicating its growth habits. The overall composition emphasizes the plant's graceful form and intricate details, showcasing the beauty of this perennial herb often found in woodland settings. A label identifies the species, contributing to the study's scientific context.