Jasmine Botanical Illustration - Jasminum Sambac & Jasminum Bicoloratum #1965434 (License: Personal Use)

This 19th-century lithographic plate by Léon C. Châtelain depicts two ornamental jasmine species with scientific precision: Jasminum sambac, known for its fragrant single- or double-petaled white blooms, and Jasminum bicoloratum, distinguished by its smaller, clustered flowers and elongated stems. Each specimen includes full-color renderings alongside grayscale anatomical sketches of leaves, buds, and dissected floral parts, reflecting Linnaean taxonomic conventions. The image bears institutional stamps, indicating archival provenance from a botanical library or herbarium collection.

Used in academic botanical resources, digital herbaria, gardening guides, and historical plant taxonomy websites; serves users seeking accurate visual identification, educational content, or vintage scientific art for design inspiration.