Flowers (Hand-Colored) 117 by Andy Warhol is one of ten hand-colored screenprints from the artist’s 1974 Hand-Colored Flowers portfolio. The Flowers (Hand-Colored) series follows Black and White Flowers, which focuses on Warhol’s fascination with line drawings that place an emphasis on line and composition. Both series are based on images found in a wallpaper catalogue called Interpretive Flower Designs. The Flowers (Hand-Colored) series contains images that are the same as the previous black and white series, but they are filled with color. Warhol’s application of Dr. Martin’s aniline watercolor dyes instills an element of design with the free flow of colors, which create a vibrant still life.