The illustrated botany, New York, J.K. Wellman, 1846-1847, color colored, botany, lithographs, pictorial works, The illustration features a delicate flowering plant known as Nolana stipitata, commonly referred to as 'The Nolana.' The plant showcases a striking blue flower with a prominent, intricate yellow center surrounded by petals that gently curve outward. Its slender green stems support the flower and several rounded leaves, which exhibit a rich, vibrant hue. The overall composition highlights the natural beauty and intricate details of the plant, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and botanical significance. The name of the plant is elegantly inscribed at the bottom, lending an academic touch to the depiction.