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I Lost My Marbles

I Lost My Marbles

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  • Medium: Limited Edition Canvas Giclée
  • Available Size / Edition: 17.5" x 22" G Edition of 500
  • Every edition is numbered to its stated edition size and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
  • Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US. Ships fully insured and professionally packaged for fine art.
  • Available through Michael Godard Gallery, an Authorized Michael Godard Dealer of Michael Godard limited editions and originals.
Hand-signed by Michael Godard. Every Artist Proof (AP), Signed & Numbered, and Metal edition is hand-signed by the artist.

I Lost My Marbles came out of a stretch when Michael Godard was so scattered by publicity and press that his wife joked she would lose her marbles if he did not get more organized. It is a limited edition canvas giclée by Las Vegas pop artist Michael Godard, offered in a G edition of 500, a Signed and Numbered edition, and a hand-embellished Artist's Proof edition of 100, across 17.5" x 22" and 28" x 35" sizes.

With its grape-and-wine mood, the piece suits a kitchen, dining room, or wine cellar.

"I was painting while being involved with too much publicity and press. I was so scattered, it was driving my wife crazy and she said that if I didn’t get more organized she was going to lose her marbles." ~ Michael Godard

This is a gallery wrapped canvas.

  • Artist's Proof features a paint embellishment

Frequently Asked Questions

Is I Lost My Marbles signed and numbered?

Yes, I Lost My Marbles includes a Signed and Numbered edition that Michael Godard signs and numbers by hand, alongside other individually numbered editions: G Edition of 500 and Artist's Proof Edition of 100. The Artist's Proof edition is also hand-signed by Michael Godard.

What sizes is I Lost My Marbles available in?

You can find I Lost My Marbles in 2 sizes: 17.5" x 22", 28" x 35". These sizes run across the G, Signed and Numbered, and Artist's Proof editions.

Does I Lost My Marbles come with a certificate of authenticity?

Yes. I Lost My Marbles ships with a certificate of authenticity that verifies edition type, number, and artist confirmation, standard on every Michael Godard Gallery order.

How is I Lost My Marbles shipped, and is it insured?

Shipping on I Lost My Marbles is fully insured and uses protective fine-art packaging. Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US.

Will more editions of I Lost My Marbles be released?

I Lost My Marbles's editions are permanently limited: once any size or edition type sells out, that run is closed for good.

What do the edition types mean (G, S/N, AP, GP, M)?

Each Michael Godard release comes in limited editions that differ by size, rarity, and hand embellishment: G (Giclée) is the core limited edition; S/N (Signed & Numbered) is a larger signed, hand-numbered edition; AP (Artist's Proof) is a scarce proof with a 1-color hand-paint embellishment; GP (Gallery Proof) features a 5-color hand-paint embellishment; M (Mural) is the largest format, and the metal M edition is 5-color highlighted. Original paintings are one-of-a-kind and the rarest of all. This piece is available in: G (Giclée), S/N (Signed & Numbered), and AP (Artist's Proof) editions. Select an edition above for its size, price, and current availability.

Authenticity & Guarantee

I Lost My Marbles ships with a certificate of authenticity that verifies both edition type and number, one of the standard protections Michael Godard Gallery offers as an authorized Michael Godard dealer. Every I Lost My Marbles print is numbered, insured in transit, and part of a body of work Godard has been building for over 30 years.

About Michael Godard

I Lost My Marbles brings a loose, comic energy to Michael Godard's grape characters, and that sense of humor has been part of his work since the very beginning. Before he was a painter, Godard spent years as a working drummer in Las Vegas bands and additional time in architectural drafting and commercial illustration. Painting became his focus only after a friend asked for a birthday piece built around dirty martinis, and Godard responded by giving the olive in the glass a face and a personality rather than treating it as a garnish.

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