Money to Burn 2 by Michael Godard
Money to Burn 2 by Michael Godard
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Additional Details & Sizing
Additional Details & Sizing
- Medium: Limited Edition Canvas Giclée
- Available Size / Edition: 17.5" x 22" G Edition of 250
- 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 Money to Burn 2 by Michael Godard, a limited edition canvas giclée available in the G and Signed and Numbered editions.
Money to Burn 2 is a limited edition giclée by Michael Godard, painted in the bold, saturated color and theatrical style that has defined his work since the 1990s.
A favorite for office and man cave decor and money themed wall art, this piece suits an office, den, or man cave with a wink of satire.
At the time I did this painting, the army was looking for Saddam Hussein. The troops had gone into one of the palaces and found crisp new half burned one hundred dollar bills and cigar butts everywhere. They had so much money they were lighting their cigars with it. At the same time, I released this painting in Maui. Everyone who saw it told me “you must have watched the news, then painted this”. The two incidents, me painting this image and the discovery of the half burned cash, were unrelated. The timing of it was very bizarre to me. - Michael Godard
Lighting a cigar with a hundred dollar bill...Money to Burn 2. This is a gallery wrapped canvas.
- Artist's Proof features a 1 Color Paint Embellishment
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Money to Burn 2 signed and numbered?
The Signed and Numbered Money to Burn 2 print is signed by the artist. Every print is numbered to its edition, including the G Edition of 250.
What sizes is Money to Burn 2 available in?
Money to Burn 2's available sizes are 17.5" x 22", 28" x 35" (2 sizes total), across the G and Signed and Numbered editions.
Does Money to Burn 2 come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes, every Money to Burn 2 print sold through Michael Godard Gallery ships with a certificate of authenticity confirming its edition type, number, and artist verification.
How is Money to Burn 2 shipped, and is it insured?
Money to Burn 2 ships fully insured in protective packaging built for fine-art prints. Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US.
Will more editions of Money to Burn 2 be released?
No. Money to Burn 2 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) and S/N (Signed & Numbered) editions. Select an edition above for its size, price, and current availability.
Authenticity & Guarantee
Each Money to Burn 2 print carries a certificate of authenticity verifying its exact edition type and number, issued at the time of production. As an Authorized Michael Godard Dealer, Michael Godard Gallery ships every Money to Burn 2 fully insured. Collectors have sought out Money to Burn 2 and the rest of Michael Godard's catalog for over 30 years.
About Michael Godard
Money to Burn 2 leans hard into the vices Michael Godard has painted for decades, cigars, cocktails, cash, and fire, and the combination traces straight back to the night his signature style was born. A friend once commissioned a birthday painting celebrating dirty martinis, and rather than paint a simple still life, Godard gave the olives in the glass faces, arms, and attitude. That decision became the foundation for a career built on personified olives, grapes, and strawberries set against bold black backgrounds, a style flexible enough to absorb burning cash and curling cigar smoke without losing its identity.
