In the Bottom of My Garden.

Stamped by 'The Estate of Andy Warhol' and 'The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.'

A pristine copy of Warhol's illustrated book of fairies and putti frolicking in a garden. This was one of his several forays into bookmaking with offset lithography in the 1950s, with colouring done by hand by Warhol and his friends.

'Warhol's exuberant baroque drawings are highly camp. The title derives from a song by Rose Fyleman and Liza Lehmann, 'There Are Fairies in the Bottom of Our Garden,' which was popularised by Beatrice Lillie (whom Warhol depicted in one of his gold shoe collages) and is considered a gay icon.'