Date Night - Limited Edition - by Patrick O'Rourke

Title: Date Night
Artist: Patrick O'Rourke
Medium: Limited-Edition Giclée on Canvas
Original Medium: Original Acrylic on canvas - SOLD
Style: Imaginary Realism
Collection: From the "MOUSETERPIECE" Collection by Patrick O'Rourke

Date Night limited edition giclée on canvas of the original acrylic painting by Patrick O'Rourke features two flirty cartoon mice enjoy some wine and conversation and of course a date or two.

Bring a touch of whimsy and charm into your home with "Date Night," a limited edition giclée on canvas by celebrated Napa Valley artist Patrick O'Rourke. This delightful piece, part of O'Rourke's beloved "Mouseterpiece" series, features a romantic setting with a bottle of Silverado wine, a candlelit ambiance, and two endearing mice sharing a special moment.

In this enchanting scene, the artist masterfully captures the warmth and intimacy of a perfect date night. The carefully detailed acrylic painting showcases a bottle of fine Cabernet Sauvignon from Silverado Vineyards, a glass of red wine, and a bowl of dates, all set against a soft, glowing candlelight. The whimsical mice add a playful touch, each enjoying their own piece of cheese and a sip of wine, bringing a smile to anyone who views this charming tableau.

Every giclée is a high-quality reproduction of O'Rourke's original work, ensuring that the vibrant colors and intricate details are faithfully preserved. This limited edition piece is perfect for wine enthusiasts, art lovers, and anyone who appreciates a bit of humor and joy in their decor.

Featuring Silverado Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon

This limited edition giclée on canvas is available in the following sizes:

Availability:

Limited Editions:
10 x 8" - edition of 200
20x16" - edition of 50
22 x 28" - edition of 50

28x22" original acrylic on canvas - SOLD

* FRAMING: Framing can indeed elevate the presentation of a canvas giclée, adding a touch of sophistication and enhancing its overall appeal. While the gallery wrapped edge offers a contemporary look, framing can provide additional customization options to complement the artwork and suit various interior styles. As experienced framers of Patrick O'Rourke's artwork, we can help you select the perfect frame to enhance the piece and showcase it beautifully in your space. Contact us to be connected with a framing specialist!

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*We know you will love it!  However, this purchase is available for Gallery exchange within 30 days of purchase.

*The sale is final on all custom framed artwork.

About the Artist – Patrick O’Rourke

Patrick O’Rourke was known for his breathtaking landscapes of Northern California Wine Country, but tucked within his remarkable career was a very different body of work—his beloved Mouseterpieces. Whimsical, imaginative and filled with personality, the series revealed Patrick’s playful sense of humor and his gift for storytelling on canvas.

In the world of the Mouseterpieces, mischievous mice gather around fine wine, cheese and candlelight, finding adventure in life’s simplest pleasures. Each painting tells its own story through tiny details, expressive characters and carefully staged scenes. Patrick approached these whimsical works with the same meticulous attention to detail and mastery of acrylic that defined his Romantic Realism, creating paintings that invited viewers to look closer—and usually smile.

The Mouseterpieces quickly became collector favorites and a cherished part of Patrick’s artistic legacy. Yet the series would ultimately remain remarkably small. A stroke in 2023 abruptly ended Patrick’s ability to paint at the uncompromising level he expected of himself. After nearly two years devoted to rehabilitation, he made the difficult decision to retire from painting in February 2025.

Patrick passed away in 2026 following an aggressive return of cancer. The Mouseterpieces he completed now form a finite collection that can never be expanded. The characters and stories Patrick imagined live on through the paintings he left behind, while concepts recorded in his notebooks for future Mouseterpieces remain an intriguing glimpse into stories that would never reach the canvas.