Andy Warhol’s Flowers (Hand-colored) (F & S II.113) beautifully reflects his minimalist approach to both form and line. The work demonstrates Warhol’s skill in reducing his subject to its fundamental elements while preserving a striking sense of expression. The delicate, hand-rendered lines trace the organic curves of the branch, embracing the subtle irregularities that bring a quiet vitality to the image.

Using a soft pastel color palette, Warhol shifts the viewer’s attention to the understated textures of the branch and interplay with the man made vase. The muted tones and spacious composition create a serene, contemplative mood—a gentle contrast to the vivid, high-impact aesthetic of his better-known more pop Flowers artworks..

This work harks back to Warhol’s early days as a commercial illustrator, emphasizing his ability to evoke emotion and elegance through restraint. It stands as a testament to his artistic versatility and depth. Signed and highly collectible, the piece offers collectors a unique glimpse into the more intimate, poetic facets of Warhol’s creative journey.

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