April 12, 2024
Michael Godard Christmas Ornament Lost in Paradise Wine
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You are bidding on a Brand New Very Rare Michael Godard lost in Paradise Christmas Ornament which is limited to about 200 peices all hand painted. These Ornaments come with a luxurious velour box in a plum color which is exclusive to the Godard Collection. This ornament is individually hand-painted on the inside through the small opening in the top! This ornaments are made from high quality blown glass! This ornament measures approx 6.5" in a radiant design. Michael Godard is currently the #1 selling artist in the world. His paintings are sought after by many celebrities including Arnold Shwarzenegger and his good friend Vince Neil. Michael has also appeared on the Oprah Winfrey Show. These awesome works of art sell out very fast. Godard's trademark paintings of olive's and martini's are becoming the hottest sought-after artwork in the world! He is widely recognized as one of the most versatile artists of our time. Michael was also the 1st artist commissioned to do the "Cow's on Parade" that was featured on Oprah. He has also appeared on ABC, NBC, The Discovery Channel, and does the artwork for many major rock bands. His work can be found in numerous high-end art galleries across the country. No matter what the subject of his art, whether it's olive's jumping in martini's, grapes chasing corks, or flaming dice, one thing gallery
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