About

I am Pete Mason ‘The Post Pop Art Man‘. I recycle postage stamps to create unique postage stamp images.

email: thepostpopartman@btinternet.com

I studied Fine Art at Stafford College of Art, Leeds University and gained my master’s degree at Birmingham University. I am known as the Post Pop Art Man as I create images with recycled postage stamps. I am inspired by the Pop Art movement and particularly admire the works of Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol. My portraits and images are created by recycling postage stamps into pixelated images to create portraits and designs both figurative and non-representational. I have work owned and commissioned by clients in America, Australia, France, Netherlands, Belgium and Portugal as well as in the UK.


I was commissioned by Whiteley’s Shopping Centre in Bayswater, London, to create a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee. This is my largest stamp image and measures 305 cm x 488 cm. It hung in the Central Atrium of the Shopping Centre.

30000 and 9 Queens (PRICE ON APPLICATION)

Another large portrait of the Queen was created to celebrate her nine decades as monarch and is made from nine 92 cm square canvases using over 30,00 stamps.

Sergeant Pepper Diptych (PRIVATE COLLECTION)

‘The Sergeant Pepper Diptych’ is owned by Ripley’s and has been displayed in several of their ‘Believe It or Not’ attractions worldwide. 

Grace Jones Portrait (PRIVATE COLLECTION)

A portrait of Grace Jones was featured in the Post Colonial Exhibition at the Stanley Gibbons’ flagship store in the Strand, London.

King Charles III (PRIVATE COLLECTION)

Amongst the work I have created are several portraits of Royal Celebrities, receiving letters of thanks from Buckingham Palace and St. James Palace.

Sir Cliff Richard (PRIVATE COLLECTION)

Lord Sugar and his portrait (PRIVATE COLLECTION)

I have personally presented portraits to Lord Sugar, Sir Bruce Forsyth, Tom Baker and Sir Cliff Richard, together with the sporting personalities, Ron Atkinson and the former Ladies England cricket captain, Baroness Rachael Heyhoe-Flint.

Alan Titchmarsh and his portrait (PRIVATE COLLECTION)

I have featured on several radio programmes and was invited to Channel Four and ITV television studios to meet celebrities including, Noel Edmonds, Paul O’Grady and Alan Titchmarsh to present them with their portraits.

Girl on a Purple Phone/ Spiderman on Exhibition

Exhibitions

I have exhibited locally at the Museum of Cannock Chase and at the Art Gallery in Tetbury, The Knapp Gallery, London, The Gallery at 94 in London, The Art Lounge and McDermott Galleries in Birmingham and several works have been purchased and displayed by Ripley’s Galleries in the USA and worldwide.

PLEASE READ THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

  • All works displayed on this website are protected by international copyright law.
  • 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.
  • Since the artist retains the copyright to all his artwork, the buyer cannot reproduce the images for sale or other reproduction.
  • 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.
  • Most artwork is on stretched canvas unless otherwise noted.
  • Every work is created from used postage stamps unless otherwise stated.
  • Please remember that photographs cannot do justice to the original work. 

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Peter R. Mason 2026