Two Birds in Paradise
Two Birds in Paradise
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Additional Details & Sizing
Additional Details & Sizing
- Medium: Limited Edition Canvas Giclee
- Available Size / Edition: 17.5" x 23.5" G Edition of 250
- 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.
Michael Godard created Two Birds in Paradise as part of his wine cellar art series, an area of his catalog defined by the same bold palette and character-driven humor found across his best-known work.
"Birds of paradise were the favorite flower of both my mother and grandmother. In this painting, the two birds are sharing some wine. The shorter flower has both of her arms around the glasses, while the taller one stands with one hand on hip, and the other hand resting against the wine glass. dew drops form the eyes of each bird and the two enjoy a brief moment, filled with rich color, in what must be true paradise!" ~ Michael Godard
This piece speaks to fans of wine cellar art, wine and vineyard wall art, and Godard's wider grape and cork themed catalog.
This is a gallery wrapped canvas that is ready to hang.
Michael Godard is known as the explosive “Rockstar of the Art World” and global top selling artist!
His world of art invites us to see his lighthearted perspective, surrounding us with animated olives, grapes, and dancing strawberries. His unique portrayal of fun is an exciting combination of imagination and subtle humor, evoking the creative side in “Olive” us. He has redefined art as we know it and, of course, given it a punch line.
His paintings are thought provoking and full of enigmatic illusion. They show pain, love, conflict, and success, making people smile, laugh, reminisce, and exclaim, “Oh My God..ard!”
Read more about Michael Godard's Biography
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Two Birds in Paradise signed and numbered?
Two Birds in Paradise's Signed and Numbered edition carries Michael Godard's hand signature along with its individual number. Every Two Birds in Paradise print, across all editions, is hand-numbered to its edition, including the G Edition of 250 and M Edition of 50.
What sizes is Two Birds in Paradise available in?
Two Birds in Paradise is available in 3 sizes: 17.5" x 23.5", 28" x 37.5", 40" x 53", across the G, Signed and Numbered, and M editions.
Does Two Birds in Paradise come with a certificate of authenticity?
Yes, every Two Birds in Paradise print sold through Michael Godard Gallery ships with a certificate of authenticity confirming its edition type, number, and artist verification.
How is Two Birds in Paradise shipped, and is it insured?
Every Two Birds in Paradise print is packed for fine-art shipping and insured in transit. Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US.
Will more editions of Two Birds in Paradise be released?
No. Each Two Birds in Paradise edition is a fixed, finite print run, and once an edition sells out, no further prints of that size or type are produced.
Authenticity & Guarantee
The certificate of authenticity that ships with Two Birds in Paradise documents its edition type and individual number, and comes only through an authorized Michael Godard dealer like Michael Godard Gallery. Two Birds in Paradise, like the rest of Godard's limited edition prints, is hand-numbered as part of a fixed print run, insured in transit, and backed by more than 30 years of the artist's production history. Free Shipping on All Purchases within the US.
About Michael Godard
"Two Birds in Paradise" personifies a pair of bird-of-paradise flowers, sharing a glass of wine together, part of a nature and romance thread that runs alongside Michael Godard’s better-known cocktail and casino work. It shares a title word with "Paradise," another piece in his catalog, but the two paintings pursue different subjects entirely, evidence of how far Godard’s signature style has traveled from its original bar-cart subject matter.
