Godard’s ‘ Mermaid Chat’ Embellished, Appraised $1,650!

Michael Godard’s ‘Mermaid Chat’ is a Hand-Signed, Hand-Embellished Giclée on Canvas and Park West-framed! It is Brand New and Never Hung; You will be the first! It is Appraised at $1,650!

Asking $530 (less than 1/3 appraisal). If you’re looking for a true ‘deal’ on one of his paintings, this is the one. If you follow Godard’s works, you’ll see they sell on eBay for 3-4xs what I’m selling pieces like this for (up to $1,950 and even more!) .

Title: ‘Mermaid Chat’
Medium: Hand-Embellished Giclée on Canvas
Artist: Michael Godard (Hand-Signed)
Registration Number: 973360.0171
Certificate of Authenticity: from Park West Gallery
Size Unframed: 23-1/4″ x 15-1/2″
Size Framed: 36-1/2″ x 29″
Frame: All solid-wood frame weighs about 15+ pounds
Condition: Perfect! Never Hung!
Sell: $530
Appraised: $1,650 as of 4/29/2023 (Park West)
Framed: Park West Gallery

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.

Godard’s 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 G**.”

Michael Godard has dedicated himself to philanthropic causes through his art. “The funds I help raise save lives and at the end of the day, it’s the most important thing I do,” declares Godard. In 2006, his 16 yr. old daughter passed away after her battle with brain cancer. “All the money in the world can not bring her back, but the funds I help raise for a cure will help save another child,” said Godard.

Godard works very closely with St Jude’s, Make a Wish, Nevada Cancer Institute and The Sharon Osbourne Colon Cancer Foundation “You’re not only buying something that is a work of art, but that money is going to save somebody’s life” -Sharon Osbourne.

His continuing effort has driven him far beyond the canvas, bringing him closer to his goal of raising money to help win the war against cancer. Current projects are in the works making this achievement happen. Godard says, “The world is small – you can truly make an impact on everyone you meet.”

BE CAREFUL: DO NOT(!) listen to the sirens calling in this painting! In Greek mythology, sirens are humanlike beings with alluring voices; they appear in a scene in the Odyssey in which Odysseus saves his crew’s lives. Roman poets place them on some small islands called Sirenum scopuli. All such locations were surrounded by cliffs and rocks.

Sirens continued to be used as a symbol for the dangerous temptation embodied by women regularly throughout Christian art of the medieval era.