The artwork, titled “Flowers,” was created by artist Andy Warhol in 1964. It belongs to the Pop Art movement and falls within the genre of flower paintings.
The artwork features a vivid depiction of four flowers set against a dark background with intricate details that suggest foliage. Each flower is distinctly colored: one in orange, one in red, and two in shades of pink. The contrasting colors of the flowers and the dark background create a striking and visually captivating composition, characteristic of Warhol’s signature style in exploring popular culture and commonplace subjects. The piece exemplifies the Pop Art movement’s focus on bold colors, repetition, and the transformation of ordinary objects into subjects of fine art.
