Pete creates his work by
recycling used postage stamps into pixelated images.
Each stamp represents a pixel. By choosing the every day
objects of postage stamps and placing them so that their
usual significance becomes obscure enables the audience
to see 'Art' with new eyes. He is best known for his
portraits but he also creates a variety of other images
from stamps. Explore the website to find out more
about the artist and his work and click images and
follow the links for more information.
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Winston Churchill
is the latest portrait |
May 2013 - Picture
of the Month
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Making a purchase or
commissioning a picture |
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If you would like a stamp
portrait
of a member of your family or
a friend or would like a stamp
image of your choice please
contact Pete
or telephone
ArtGallery.com
0844 879 7438 or 01666 505 152
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See News Page for
detail of the bow tie |
To be sold in aid of Rushall Church Restoration
Fund |
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GROUP TALKS and VISITS
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here for more information
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Prints of selected work now
available
from
Habitat online. -
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Works including
Charlie Chaplin,
Liz
Taylor,
The
Statue of Liberty,
The
Beatles Diptych,
Dick
Tracy,
and
Martin
Luther King can be
viewed at Ripley's Galleries
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PLEASE ENJOY VISITING THE SITE BUT READ THIS
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
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All works
displayed on this website are protected by international copyright law.
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As with all art
sales, the artist, Peter R. Mason, 'The Post Pop Art Man' retains copyright
on all art sold, unless the buyer specifically negotiates to buy the
copyright.
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Since the artist
retains the copyright to all his artwork, the buyer cannot reproduce the
images for sale or other reproduction.
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However, the
artist has the right to use the images in any way he chooses, for sale or
other reproduction. This is basic copyright law.
- This artwork may not be reproduced in any manner
without express written permission of the artist - in advance.
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Most artwork is on
stretched canvas unless otherwise noted.
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Every work is
created from used postage stamps unless otherwise stated.
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Please remember that
photographs cannot do justice to the original work.
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