Georgia O'Keeffe's 1936 painting of a white jimson weed flower is titled Jimson Weed.
The work presents an enlarged white flower against a dark, nearly black background. O'Keeffe frequently magnified flowers so that their forms filled the canvas, encouraging viewers to notice structures that might otherwise be overlooked.
Jimson weed, also called datura, grows in the American Southwest and is known for its trumpet-shaped flowers. The plant is poisonous, so the painting should not be read as an invitation to handle or consume it.
The 1936 work is separate from Jimson Weed/White Flower No. 1, painted in 1932. The similar titles are a common source of confusion, especially because the earlier painting became famous for its record auction price.