Last Dessert by Michael Godard
Last Dessert by Michael Godard
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Additional Details & Sizing
Additional Details & Sizing
- Medium: Limited Edition Canvas Giclée
- Available Size / Edition: 13" x 23" 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.
Buy Last Dessert by Michael Godard, a limited edition canvas giclée available in the G, Signed and Numbered, Artist's Proof, and Mural editions.
Last Dessert sits within Michael Godard's wine cellar art catalog, continuing the visual language of personified characters and bar- and party-culture imagery that first built his reputation as the "Rockstar of the Art World."
This piece speaks to fans of wine cellar art, wine and vineyard wall art, and Godard's wider grape and cork themed catalog.
"No supper would be complete without dessert! This was the first painting I've done that actually caused me to gain 10 pounds. All the research I did on the desserts left me contemplating sweet treats for months. This is also the largest canvas I've painted measuring over 6 feet in length. Crazy! I consider this one of my best and hope you enjoy it and olive the details." ~ Michael Godard
This is a gallery wrapped canvas.
- Artist's Proof features a paint embellishment
- Gallery Proof features a 5 color paint embellishment
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Last Dessert signed and numbered?
Yes, Last Dessert includes a Signed and Numbered edition that Michael Godard signs and numbers by hand, alongside other individually numbered editions: G Edition of 500, Artist's Proof Edition of 50, and Mural Edition of 50.
What sizes is Last Dessert available in?
Last Dessert comes in 3 sizes (13" x 23", 20.5" x 36", 36" x 63"), spread across the G, Signed and Numbered, Artist's Proof, and Mural editions.
Does Last Dessert come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes. Last Dessert ships with a certificate of authenticity that verifies edition type, number, and artist confirmation, standard on every Michael Godard Gallery order.
How is Last Dessert shipped, and is it insured?
Last Dessert ships fully insured in protective packaging built for fine-art prints. Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US.
Will more editions of Last Dessert be released?
No. Last Dessert is released in fixed print runs only; a sold-out edition or size will not be reprinted.
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), AP (Artist's Proof), and M (Mural) editions. Select an edition above for its size, price, and current availability.
Authenticity & Guarantee
Last Dessert is verified before it ships: a certificate of authenticity confirms the edition type and number, and Michael Godard Gallery's status as an Authorized Michael Godard Dealer means the print traces directly back to the artist's studio. Godard has produced limited edition fine art like Last Dessert for more than 30 years, with work held by private collectors nationwide.
About Michael Godard
Last Dessert reads as a pop-art riff on a familiar art-historical scene, rebuilt with Michael Godard's own cast of characters, and pieces built this way sit within one of the more distinctive corners of his catalog: a body of parody paintings that reimagine famous compositions through his personified olives, grapes, and strawberries. That habit of borrowing and subverting recognizable imagery says something about an artist who spent years performing in Las Vegas bands before he ever picked up a paintbrush professionally, someone comfortable putting his own spin on material an audience already knows.
