Warhol’s Flowers (F & S II.64), produced in 1970, is part of a portfolio that underscores the artist’s ongoing fascination with mass-produced imagery and mechanical reproduction. Drawing directly from Patricia Caulfield’s hibiscus photograph (Modern Photography, 1964), Warhol employs bold, contrasting colours that underscore both the organic subject matter and its artificial replication. Critics view the Flowers series as emblematic of Warhol’s exploration into the commodification of nature and imagery. This print remains in excellent condition, with minor variations in signature placement. Coskun Fine Art guarantees authenticity and offers buy-back and consignment services.