Part of Warhol’s wider hand-colored flowers series,.Flowers (Hand-colored) (F & S II.112) depicts a single sunflower in a vase takes center stage, rendered with an unexpectedly delicate and naturalistic touch. The organic curves of the stem and petals are defined by Warhol’s assured, hand-drawn lines, offering an intimate and contemplative mood that contrasts sharply with the mechanical precision of his screenprints.

A soft pastel palette enhances the sunflower’s fine textures and subtle details, inviting the viewer to linger on the quiet elegance of its form. The simplicity of the vase and the uncluttered background direct full attention to the sunflower, creating a serene visual harmony between nature and artistic expression. Warhol’s minimalism here is not void of meaning—it underscores his sensitivity to themes of beauty, fragility, and transience.

This work reveals a lesser-seen side of Warhol: introspective, refined, and emotionally resonant. It stands as a compelling testament to his versatility and artistic depth. For collectors, this sunflower print offers a rare opportunity to engage with the softer, more reflective dimension of one of the 20th century’s most iconic artists.

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