In this Sotheby's Story, discover the enduring appeal of Andy Warhol's iconic Flowers prints. While the Flowers today seem emblematic of Warhol iconography, they were at the time of inception a notable departure from images of commercialism (Campbell’s Soup) or celebrity (Marilyn Monroe) for which the artist was becoming known. Fifty years after the publication of the portfolio, the Flowers hold a unique position in the canon of Warhol’s early prints. This complete set of ten screenprints from 1970 will be offered in Sotheby's Important Prints and Multiples Evening Sale. (24 October | New York)