The 1970 Flowers portfolio by Andy Warhol revisits his successful 1964 New York exhibition, reinforcing his exploration of repetition, appropriation, and mass media imagery. Based on Patricia Caulfield’s 1964 photograph of hibiscus blooms, this screen print exemplifies Warhol’s unique artistic approach, fusing commercial printing methods with traditional fine art concepts. Rendered in vivid, artificial colours—deep oranges, purples, and pinks—the edition highlights Warhol’s conceptual concerns about originality and mass consumption. This piece is in excellent condition, authenticated by Coskun Fine Art, with buy-back and consignment available.