Icones plantarum medicinalium, Nurnberg, auf Kosten der Raspischen Buchhandlung, 1779-1790, botanical, medical, pictorial works, The illustration depicts a botanical study of the plant *Srophularia aquatica*, commonly known as water figwort. Shown is a detailed representation of the plant, including its stem, leaves, and flower buds. The leaves are elongated with serrated edges, arranged oppositely along the stem. The drawing includes labeled parts: a and b indicate different stages of flower development, while d emphasizes the open flower, showcasing its unique shape and structure. This piece exemplifies the precision and artistry of historical botanical illustrations, serving both scientific and aesthetic purposes.