Tickling the Ivories by Michael Godard
Tickling the Ivories 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 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 Tickling the Ivories by Michael Godard, a limited edition canvas giclée available in the G, Signed and Numbered, and Artist's Proof editions.
Tickling the Ivories 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 among collectors of wine and vineyard wall art and kitchen and dining room art, it fits naturally in a kitchen, dining room, or wine cellar.
"The G Clef music symbol and the grape are dancing with roses. This piece features a glass of red wine surround by red roses and a grand piano with a dancing sheet of music on top. Notice the shadows casted onto the floor, and window reflection in the wine glass." ~ Michael Godard
This is a gallery wrapped canvas.
- Artist's Proof features a 1 Color Paint Embellishment
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tickling the Ivories signed and numbered?
Tickling the Ivories's Signed and Numbered edition carries Michael Godard's signature along with its individual number. Every print is numbered to its edition, including the G Edition of 500 and Artist's Proof Edition of 100.
What sizes is Tickling the Ivories available in?
Tickling the Ivories comes in 2 sizes (17.5" x 22", 28" x 35"), spread across the G, Signed and Numbered, and Artist's Proof editions.
Does Tickling the Ivories come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes. Tickling the Ivories ships with a certificate of authenticity that verifies edition type, number, and artist confirmation, standard on every Michael Godard Gallery order.
How is Tickling the Ivories shipped, and is it insured?
Tickling the Ivories 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 Tickling the Ivories be released?
Tickling the Ivories was released in specific, documented edition sizes: G Edition of 500 and Artist's Proof Edition of 100 (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.
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
Tickling the Ivories is only ever sold as a numbered limited edition, and every print ships from Michael Godard Gallery with its certificate of authenticity intact. Michael Godard Gallery's status as an Authorized Michael Godard Dealer means each Tickling the Ivories is verified back to the artist, not a third-party reproduction. Michael Godard has spent more than 30 years building the kind of collector base that now holds work like Tickling the Ivories in private collections across the country.
About Michael Godard
"Tickling the Ivories" is a wine scene set to music, and the grape characters perform, instruments in hand. It belongs to a body of work whose commercial success has helped fund one of the more sustained charitable commitments in contemporary fine art. Since losing his daughter Paige to brain cancer in 2006 at age sixteen, Godard has kept up an active relationship with St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Nevada Cancer Institute, and the Sharon Osbourne Colon Cancer Foundation, regularly visiting hospitals to paint with disabled and ill children; St. Jude recognized his support with an honor in 2017.
