Marc Brickman Andy Warhol Inspired Flowers Canvas Art Print – Pop Art Floral Wall Decor

Pop Art in Full Bloom

Silkscreened. Repeated. Reimagined. Andy Warhol's Flowers series — those bold, flat hibiscus blooms set against vivid, almost electric backgrounds — became one of the defining images of Pop Art and a symbol of the 1960s New York art scene. Now, Marc Brickman's Flowers Canvas Art Print brings that legendary aesthetic to the Empire State Building, where light itself becomes the medium.

On the landmark evening of May 1, 2015, Brickman — one of the world's foremost lighting designers — illuminated the ESB in a spectacular tribute to the opening of the Whitney Museum of American Art. This 19"×28" full-color print captures that moment, translating Warhol's flat, graphic sensibility into a luminous, architectural canvas that feels both timeless and thrillingly of-the-moment.

What You'll Receive

• Size: 19" × 28" — a bold statement piece for any interior
• Print quality: Full-color on premium 100# dull cover stock
• Finish: Matte gallery-quality surface — vivid, saturated, and glare-free
• Subject: Pop art floral wall decor inspired by Andy Warhol's Flowers

Warhol Would Have Approved

Warhol understood that art could be everywhere — on soup cans, on album covers, on the sides of buildings. Brickman's light show is the ultimate expression of that democratic, maximalist vision: art for everyone, projected onto the most public of canvases. This print brings that spirit into your home, your office, or your studio — a daily reminder that beauty is everywhere, if you know how to look.

Vibrant, graphic, and endlessly conversation-starting, this is the piece that transforms a blank wall into a gallery moment.