Sharing Flowers was a tall mural on the side of the Warfield Theater building. It was painted on the west side of the building and was best viewed from Market Street looking east.

A more distant shot of the mural. Green trees, that lined the street, covered the bottom part of the mural.

A new building was about to be constructed on Market Street. The mural was best viewed between construction cranes. Another mural was barely visible to the right.

Two people stood facing each other. One was dressed in white with vertical red stripes. The other was dressed in brown with a darker brown belt. They appeared to exchange flowers.

The person dressed in brown stood on a box. The box was part of an abstract arrangement of shapes that formed the bottom of the mural.

This was the best view of the entire mural. The bottom left was cut off by a constriction crane parked on the ground. The bottom left was nibbled away by the corner of a foreground building.