Stéphanie Godann - Bankable Brigitte Bardot

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Studied art history at Ecole du Louvre and specialised in contemporary art for over 25 years.

Gallery Estimate  € 450 - € 550
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Stéphanie Godann’s 2026 mixed-media work *Bankable Brigitte Bardot* is hand-signed, numbered in a limited edition of 30, and sold framed.

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"Bankable Brigitte Bardot" (2026)
Original signed and numbered work
By Stéphanie Godann

This work is an original creation, entirely conceived and realized by the artist. No artificial intelligence was used in its creation.

• Mixed media and gold leaf
• Canvas on wooden frame
• Black wooden floating frame (caisse américaine)
• Overall dimensions 24 x 24 x 3.5 cm
• Hand-signed
• Certificate of authenticity from the artist
• Produced in only 30 numbered copies
• The number of the shipped work is random depending on the available copies

• Stéphanie Godann
Through her hybrid works, Stéphanie Godann merges various artistic styles, from the most popular to the most academic, to create unique compositions. The elegant gold craquelure, inspired by Kintsugi, embodies this fusion in which artistic worlds converse and elevate each other.
A modern and bold artistic approach that yields a striking alchemy in each piece.

• Bonus
Find Stéphanie Godann’s works on Artsper: https://www.artsper.com/fr/artistes-contemporains/france/102975/stephanie-godann
And on Instagram: @stephaniegodann

• Shipping
Ships within 48 hours maximum - excluding exceptional closures - with tracking number and insurance
Protected in professional and careful packaging.
New condition - Directly from Studio Godann Art
In case of packaging damage during transport, check the condition of the artwork before refusing it if necessary. For insurance reasons, any damage related to transport cannot be accounted for once delivery is accepted.

• IMPORTANT
The shipping address must be correctly provided BEFORE processing the payment of the auction. The shipping label is automatically generated by Catawiki via the “Smart Shipping” service; it is impossible to change the recipient’s details once payment has been made.
Each artwork is shipped in a specific individual packaging. The option to group multiple artworks for transport, even if purchased in the same lot, is not available.

Seller's Story

Between reappropriated icons and deconstructed luxury, French artist Stéphanie Godann shapes gold leaf to blur the codes of urban pop culture. Her works have already attracted numerous art collectors around the world. Long represented exclusively by a network of professional art galleries, discover here a selection of her works up for auction and coming directly from the Studio Godann Art.
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"Bankable Brigitte Bardot" (2026)
Original signed and numbered work
By Stéphanie Godann

This work is an original creation, entirely conceived and realized by the artist. No artificial intelligence was used in its creation.

• Mixed media and gold leaf
• Canvas on wooden frame
• Black wooden floating frame (caisse américaine)
• Overall dimensions 24 x 24 x 3.5 cm
• Hand-signed
• Certificate of authenticity from the artist
• Produced in only 30 numbered copies
• The number of the shipped work is random depending on the available copies

• Stéphanie Godann
Through her hybrid works, Stéphanie Godann merges various artistic styles, from the most popular to the most academic, to create unique compositions. The elegant gold craquelure, inspired by Kintsugi, embodies this fusion in which artistic worlds converse and elevate each other.
A modern and bold artistic approach that yields a striking alchemy in each piece.

• Bonus
Find Stéphanie Godann’s works on Artsper: https://www.artsper.com/fr/artistes-contemporains/france/102975/stephanie-godann
And on Instagram: @stephaniegodann

• Shipping
Ships within 48 hours maximum - excluding exceptional closures - with tracking number and insurance
Protected in professional and careful packaging.
New condition - Directly from Studio Godann Art
In case of packaging damage during transport, check the condition of the artwork before refusing it if necessary. For insurance reasons, any damage related to transport cannot be accounted for once delivery is accepted.

• IMPORTANT
The shipping address must be correctly provided BEFORE processing the payment of the auction. The shipping label is automatically generated by Catawiki via the “Smart Shipping” service; it is impossible to change the recipient’s details once payment has been made.
Each artwork is shipped in a specific individual packaging. The option to group multiple artworks for transport, even if purchased in the same lot, is not available.

Seller's Story

Between reappropriated icons and deconstructed luxury, French artist Stéphanie Godann shapes gold leaf to blur the codes of urban pop culture. Her works have already attracted numerous art collectors around the world. Long represented exclusively by a network of professional art galleries, discover here a selection of her works up for auction and coming directly from the Studio Godann Art.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Limited edition
Artist
Stéphanie Godann
Title of artwork
Bankable Brigitte Bardot
Technique
Mixed media
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Colour
Gold, Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
24 cm
Width
24 cm
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
887
Objects sold
100%
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