In the Bottom of My Garden is one of Andy Warhol's early works, created in the 1950s before he became synonymous with Pop Art. This whimsical series of drawings and hand-colored illustrations depicts playful cherubs, flowers, and fairy-tale-like scenes, combining a childlike naivety with a touch of camp humor. The title itself evokes themes of innocence and fantasy, but Warhol’s interpretation imbues it with a subversive edge, reflecting his interest in exploring the tension between high and low culture. These works were privately distributed among Warhol's friends and clients, showcasing his talent for blending commercial art sensibilities with a personal, avant-garde approach.
