This image is a detailed botanical illustration of an Agapanthus plant

This image is a detailed botanical illustration of an Agapanthus plant. The central subject is a single plant with multiple long, arching, strap-like leaves of a dark blue-grey or dark green-grey color, emerging from a compact, bulbous base. A prominent, darker stem rises vertically from the foliage, culminating in a dense, globular cluster of numerous small, bell-shaped flowers. These flowers are depicted in shades of light blue or lavender, with some appearing fully open and others as closed buds. To the right of the main flowering stem, a second, thinner, vertical stem extends upwards, reaching slightly higher than the flower cluster. The background is a plain, uniform light grey or off-white, characteristic of a scientific or artistic botanical plate. In the lower left corner, faint cursive or printed text partially reads "Agapanthus Umbellatus." In the lower right corner, additional text is visible, appearing to state "Agapanthus sp. Cadell." Below and to the left of this text, a delicate, faint outline sketch of a smaller, wispy plant or plant detail is present. The illustration is static, depicting no people, actions, or interactions. The image itself is a two-dimensional rendering of a plant and does not depict any identifiable location within the city of York, United Kingdom.