Part of the Warhol Drawings collection, this piece revisits Andy Warhol's early career as a commercial illustrator and fashion artist, decades before Pop Art made him famous.

A rare unfinished-looking gem from 1974, this loose pen-and-ink sketch shows Warhol at his most spontaneous: a vase of blossoms captured in quick, gestural contour lines with a bold cross-hatched shadow — an intimate look at the hand-drawn foundation behind his celebrated Flowers series. Printed with archival giclée inks on poly-cotton canvas with a soft gallery-quality texture, available rolled unstretched, stretched on wood bars ready to hang, or framed in Natural, Black, Dark, or White — a clean floating frame that complements any decor. The rich matte finish keeps colors vivid and true, bringing Warhol's early illustration work to any wall.

Product features

• Archival giclée printing for bright, fade-resistant color
• Poly-cotton canvas with gallery-quality texture
• Available rolled, stretched, or framed in four frame colors
• Available in multiple sizes to suit small and large wall spaces
• Indoor use, ready to hang

Care instructions

If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.