Plantes usuelles, indigènes et exotiques, Paris, Duprat-Duverger, 1809., This illustration presents a series of botanical studies featuring various carminative plants. Arranged in a grid format, the top row displays two different species: the first labeled 'Anis' and the second 'Carvi.' The bottom row showcases 'Coriandrum,' 'Carum,' and 'Aneth,' all notable for their culinary and medicinal properties. Each plant is depicted with intricate details, highlighting their unique leaf structures and flowering patterns. Accompanying annotations provide scientific names and details about their usage, reflecting a classic approach to botanical illustration and the study of herbs.