Andy Warhol: Flowers Series Screenprint, 11.66 props officially licensed by Universal Studios

officially licensed by Universal Studios Licensing and Hanna-Barbera

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the footlocker has been customized by it's original owner with their name and home address and what appears to be their squadron insignia

Darley in the early 1930's this alarm came from a small town fire station in Southern Colorado

The stunning curves of the coastline

Andy Warhol: Flowers Series Screenprint, 11.66 props officially licensed by Universal StudiosWarhol's 1964 Flowers Series 11. 66 Sunday B. Morning Edition Andy Warhol's Flower series, originally debuted in 1964, represents a rare departure from the homogenized world of consumer goods and celebrity portraits that became Warhol's trademark images. As he turned his pop art lens towards a photograph of hibiscus blossoms found in Modern Photography magazine, Warhol transformed the flowers with a fluorescent intensity through graphic layering,