Andy Warhol — Flowers For Sale

Andy Warhol's Flowers stand among the most recognisable and widely collected images in twentieth-century printmaking. 64–73) published by Factory Additions.

The composition is deceptively simple: four flat hibiscus blooms hovering against a densely abstracted ground of grass. Warhol stripped the image of depth and naturalism, rendering the petals as bold, poster-flat shapes that float between the decorative and the abstract.

The source image was a photograph of hibiscus flowers by Patricia Caulfield, originally published in a 1964 photography magazine.

Edition and Production Details

The 1970 portfolio comprises ten screenprints on Arches 88 paper, each measuring approximately 36 × 36 inches. The edition consists of 250 signed and numbered impressions plus 26 artist's proofs, published by Factory Additions, New York.

Market and Price Context

The Flowers prints occupy a stable and liquid corner of the Warhol market. Individual screenprints from the 1970 edition typically trade between $25,000 and $80,000 at auction, with price determined by colourway, condition, freshness to market and provenance.

Part of the series' enduring market resilience lies in its decorative versatility — the images sit comfortably in both rigorous Pop collections and contemporary interiors — combined with deep institutional validation.

Authentication

Given the image's popularity, careful authentication is essential. 64–73) and should display the correct paper (Arches 88), dimensions, signature and stamped numbering. Provenance documentation and condition reporting — with attention to light exposure, paper tone and any restoration — are central to valuation.

Acquiring a Warhol Flowers Print

Guy Hepner regularly handles Flowers prints across the full range of colourways and price points, from accessible entry examples to the most coveted variants. Whether you are acquiring your first Warhol or refining an established collection, our specialists can advise on availability, condition and current market value.

2 works available

Andy Warhol

Flowers

1964

Andy Warhol

Flowers (Yellow)

1964

Five Facts About Andy Warhol Flowers

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The 1970 Flowers portfolio (F.S. II.64-73) is a set of ten screenprints published by Factory Additions, New York, in an edition of 250 plus 26 artist's proofs lettered A through Z.
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The prints were printed by Aetna Silkscreen Products, Inc. and Du-Art Displays, both of New York.
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Each sheet measures approximately 36 1/8 x 36 1/16 inches (91.8 x 91.6 cm).
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The Flowers image originates from a 1964 photograph of hibiscus blossoms taken by Patricia Caulfield, an editor at Modern Photography magazine, which Warhol cropped into a square format; Caulfield later sued Warhol over the unauthorized use of her photograph and the case was settled out of court.
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This 1970 portfolio revisits, in screenprint form, a motif Warhol first painted in 1964 for his exhibition at the Leo Castelli Gallery in New York, and later reworked again as the hand-colored Flowers portfolio of 1974.

Market Data

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy Andy Warhol Flowers prints for sale?

Andy Warhol Flowers prints for sale are available at Guy Hepner Gallery, 177 Tenth Avenue, New York. We offer authenticated editions with full provenance documentation sourced from the secondary market and directly from publishers.

Are Andy Warhol Flowers works limited editions?

Andy Warhol Flowers works — 2 available — are typically produced as limited editions, individually signed and numbered by the artist. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for edition details on specific works.

How much do Andy Warhol Flowers prints cost?

Pricing for Andy Warhol Flowers prints varies by edition size, date, and condition. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for current market pricing and availability.

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