Andy Warhol Cow Pink on Yellow painting

Andy Warhol Cow Pink on Yellow painting
Andy Warhol Pink Cow painting
Andy Warhol Ingrid with Hat painting
begged her pardon, as nicely as he could; and very gently asked her leave to look for the Blue Bird in her palace.
"I have never seen him, he is not here!" exclaimed Night, flapping her great wings to frighten the boy.
But, when he insisted, pale and resolute, was trying to open the door, while Night's grave voice, rising above the din, proclaimed the first danger. "It's the Ghosts!"
"Oh, dear!" thought Tyltyl. "I have never seen a ghost: it must be awful!"
The faithful Tylô, by his side, was panting with all his might, for dogs hate anything uncanny. and gave no sign of fear, she herself began to dread the diamond, which, by lighting up her darkness, would completely destroy her power; and she thought it better to pretend to yield to an impulse of generosity and at once to point to the big key that lay on the steps of the throne. Without a moment's hesitation, Tyltyl seized hold of it and ran to the first door of the hall. Everybody shook with fright. Bread's teeth chattered in his head; Sugar, who was standing some way off, moaned with mortal anguish; Mytyl howled: "Where is Sugar?... I want , Tyltyl