The image displays a detailed botanical illustration, rendered primarily in muted tones of blue, grey, and dark green, against a light off-white background

The image displays a detailed botanical illustration, rendered primarily in muted tones of blue, grey, and dark green, against a light off-white background. The central subject is an Agapanthus plant, identified by the inscription "Agapanthus umbellatus" at the lower-left corner. A dense cluster of numerous individual flowers, each appearing bell-shaped, forms a rounded inflorescence atop a single, rigid, dark stem. Multiple long, strap-like leaves, dark in color, emerge from the base of the plant, which reveals a reddish-brown, bulbous rhizome. To the right of the main plant, a faint, lightly sketched outline of another flower cluster is visible. Additional text at the lower-right reads "Agapanthus in Oblett." The illustration is contained within a defined rectangular border and framed by a wider, light-colored mat. The scene is static, depicting only the botanical specimen in a scientific or artistic context. As a historical botanical print, this illustration would typically be housed within the special collections or archival holdings of a cultural or academic institution in York, United Kingdom, such as the Yorkshire Museum, York Minster Library, or the University of York Library.