Street Pop Art (Strop Art?!) is the name given to a genre of work that is a hybrid of street photography and Pop Art. Each image is reworked in different colours to create a series of pop realist artworks that take the mundane and elevate it to something new and special.
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| Soho | Redux 1 | Redux 2 |
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| Wet London | Redux 1 | Redux 2 |
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| L. Cornelissen | Redux 1 | Redux 2 |
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| Ferraris at The Mayfair | Redux 1 | Redux 2 |
Ragtop is a reclusive London-based artist who creates fun, pop art images inspired by the beauty of the world around, each work embodying the moment it was made. Ragtop is a chronicler of contemporary life, building a body of work that could only have been created today. Trained at the famous Camberwell College of Arts in London, Ragtop’s work combines large-scale, digital and expressionist marks to create pieces that project an attractive joie de vivre.
“The more artworks in a series, the more special it is.” RAGTOP
Ragtop’s Pop Art works are almost more valuable than a coat made of unicorn fur, but if you like collecting personalised Bentleys or drinking rare premier cru get in line ASAP. We won’t mention anything as vulgar as price; they ain’t cheap, but when you’ve got enough yachts, the private jet is on standby and you have more houses than you can count, what better to drop a king’s ransom on than bright, Neo-Pop fine art?