Four blooms flattened into blocks of flat colour over a photographic ground of grass, repeated across the series until the flower stops being a flower.
The artist
Andy Warhol — 1928–1987
Soup cans, Marilyns, flowers — printed rather than painted, and deliberately unheroic. The print market is the most liquid in twentieth-century art, and the most sensitive to condition.
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