Safari Series: King of Beers
Safari Series: King of Beers
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Additional Details & Sizing
Additional Details & Sizing
- Medium: Limited Edition Canvas Giclee
- Material: Canvas/Paper
- Available Size / Edition: Canvas/Paper / 24" x 36" Artist Proof Edition of 50
- Every edition is hand-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 dealer of Michael Godard limited editions and originals.
Safari Series: King of Beers 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.
Popular for bar and billiards room decor and beer themed wall art, it brings Godard's lighthearted style to a game room or home bar.
About Safari Series: King of Beers
Safari Series: King of Beers is part of Michael Godard's expanding catalog of limited edition fine art. Rendered in Godard's signature bold, saturated color palette, this piece from the Safari Series carries the same theatrical exaggeration and craftsmanship collectors recognize across his work: the Safari Series takes Godard's personified-character style out of the bar and into the savanna, giving big-game animals the same comic timing and hidden-detail treatment as his original olive characters. As with all of Godard's limited editions, the piece rewards close viewing: he is known for tucking hidden names, dates, and initials into his compositions, giving collectors new details to find long after the piece is on the wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Safari Series: King of Beers signed and numbered?
Safari Series: King of Beers's Signed and Numbered edition carries Michael Godard's hand signature along with its individual number. Its other editions are hand-numbered only: Artist Proof Edition of 50, G Edition of 250, Gallery Proof Edition of 25, and M Edition of 50.
What sizes is Safari Series: King of Beers available in?
Safari Series: King of Beers comes in 3 sizes (24" x 36", 17.5" x 26", 40" x 60"), spread across the Artist Proof, G, Gallery Proof, Signed and Numbered, and M editions.
Does Safari Series: King of Beers come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes, a certificate of authenticity accompanies every Safari Series: King of Beers print, confirming its edition type, number, and that it is a genuine Michael Godard release.
How is Safari Series: King of Beers shipped, and is it insured?
Safari Series: King of Beers is shipped fully insured with packaging designed for canvas, paper, and metal prints alike. Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US.
Will more editions of Safari Series: King of Beers be released?
Safari Series: King of Beers was released in specific, documented edition sizes: Artist Proof Edition of 50, G Edition of 250, Gallery Proof Edition of 25, and M Edition of 50 (see the sizing and edition details above). Godard Gallery's inventory reflects those documented editions only, with no undocumented or open-ended print runs for this piece.
Authenticity & Guarantee
Safari Series: King of Beers 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 Safari Series: King of Beers for more than two decades, with work held by private collectors nationwide.
About Michael Godard
Michael Godard built his career on turning ordinary bar culture into a cast of characters, and the Safari Series shows what happens when he points that same instinct at the animal kingdom. He was a working drummer in Las Vegas bands, a trade he kept up until he was nearly thirty while also earning income in architectural drafting and commercial illustration. That mix of stage presence and technical draftsmanship shaped an artist who could render precise linework while still thinking like a performer, which is exactly the tension that makes a piece like King of Beers work: a technically disciplined painting built around a joke.
