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Rag Top Down

Specifications:
6 1/2″H x 3 1/2″W x 3 1/2″D
Edition of 50

Price:
$1,600

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Scott’s Piece Description

For those that know what this phrase means there’s nothing more to be said, for the rest of you, I’ll clue you in. A ‘rag top’ is a phrase used to describe a convertible where the roof (made of fabric) can be folded back or removed.

Here’s the skinny, I’ve only ridden in a convertible twice in my life, but both times were memorable, such that, when I heard this phrase, I instantly felt a connection to the subject and wanted to portray the feeling of a woman who enjoyed a ragtop roadster.

Curator Review

Curator Review

Rag Top Down captures the spirit of freedom in motion — a breeze in the hair, sun on the skin, and not a care in the rearview. The subject’s slight smile, windswept scarf, and confident posture tell us everything we need to know: this is a woman in her element.

Though the piece is compact, its energy is expansive. The sculpted textures — from the folds of fabric to the sleek curves of the cap — suggest movement even in stillness. It’s not just about the car; it’s about the feeling.

By merging classic Americana with a timeless portrait of feminine independence, Rag Top Down becomes more than a nostalgic nod — it’s a celebration of spontaneity, confidence, and joy. This is a sculpture that invites the viewer to remember what it feels like to let go and just drive.

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