Flowers 11.69 (Sunday B. Morning) Realism It has also been suggested

It has also been suggested that Flowers appealed to a more traditional segment of the art world at a time when Warhol's reputation could still provoke resistance

The artist considered the album as bad or evil and said he wrote it while being possessed by what he called the "Spooky Electric"

is transformed into an animated character within a vibrant universe

While these screen prints are visually seductive in their colour

Flowers 11.69 (Sunday B. Morning) Realism It has also been suggestedScreen print on heavy museum quality paper after Andy Warhol and published by Sunday B. Morning. Inscriptions on the back: "Published by Sunday B. Morning" and "Fill in your own signature". These prints are recorded in Feldman & Schellmann's Andy Warhol's Catalogue Raisonn. Certificate of authenticity issued by Sunday B. Morning included. Since its first exhibition at the Leo Castelli Gallery in 1964, the Flowers series has remained one of Warhol's