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[ˈpäp ˌärt] pop art
art movement that began in the 1950’s and incorporated everyday objects
I saw my first Warhol in the 80’s, when a friend, now my husband, brought me to an art exhibit in the 80’s. Its simplicity, combined with the smooth commercially printed look, appealed to me and every so often I find myself digitally editing one of my images in that manner.
Warhol, was an incredibly interesting artist whose creativity and experimentation appeals to me still. He truly was a man who looked beyond the everyday objects, and found ways to make them fresh again.
it's (almost always) about the water... 
Well YOU have made this image fresh. The great man would have loved it. I particularly like how that pair of dreamy leaves jutting out to the sides can read as flowing water, too, as if the flowerhead is taking a dip in a stream. Whimsical.
Great posterization of the background — looks a lot like Andy’s Flowers! While he loved his SX70, Andy was very interested in digital pictures and cameras
https://gfkdsgn.wordpress.com/2019/02/22/andy-warhol-portrait/