Beautiful silkscreen by Lyubomir Milinkov. I purchased it about 20 years ago at an Isetan art gallery. It seems the gallery had it for about 10 years before that. I have kept it carefully stored in a drawer as part of my collection. It has not been exposed to sunlight. As this is a private item stored at home, I would appreciate it if you could understand this before purchasing. Artist Introduction Lyubomir Milinkov has always held a love for nature, flowers, and wheat fields. His works are filled with a fresh poetic sensibility and gentle humor. While it evokes the spirit of "Flower Power" from the 70s, the delicate and precise brushwork also shows the influence of Eastern Orthodox icons. In 1962, at the age of 24, Milinkov dreamed of becoming a painter and went to Paris. Later, he was captivated by the charm of New York and moved to America. In 1972, he held his first exhibition at the Masur Museum of Art in Monroe, Louisiana. After returning to France in 1986, he designed "Magic Garden" for Hermès. Later, the second Hermès scarf painting, "Flowering Sailboat," perfectly expresses Milinkov's worldview. He also painted Hermès scarves.