Hyacinthus orientalis (almindelig hyacint)

Executed in watercolor, the piece showcases meticulous attention to plant anatomy, including roots and bulbs, characteristic of the era's botanical illustration practices.

Created around 1654 by 35199_person, the work is now part of the Museum of Ethnography's collection, though specific acquisition details are not provided.

This type of detailed botanical drawing was common during the 17th century for educational and documentary purposes, reflecting a growing interest in natural history and accurate plant representation.

While not individually renowned, the work contributes to the broader legacy of 17th-century botanical art, influencing later scientific and artistic depictions of flora.