Montgó painting
Original work · Montgó Series v.01
A view of Montgó mountain, the dunes of Oliva beach, and the Mediterranean Sea. A piece inspired by the Japanese prints (ukiyo-e) of Hokusai, Hiroshige, and Hasui Kawase.
This is the first piece in a series of paintings that will be dedicated to this view of Montgó.
Why has it increased in value?
- Collection trends: +13.1%
- Interest in the piece: +18%
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| Artist | MARROIAK |
|---|---|
| Authenticity | Signed original artwork |
| Size | 42 x 30 cm approx. |
| Medium | Mixed media: Hand-painted printed plateWatercolor and gouache |
| Included accessories | Certificate of authenticityFree shipping (Spain)Natural wood frame |
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JAPANESE INSPIRATION
Each piece is made following a long work process inspired by the technique and style of Japanese ukiyo-e prints, using traditional materials such as watercolor, ink, brushes and pens. Learn more about the artist
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It's great—both the illustration and the quality of the print.
A real pleasure that you share your passion with us and also know how to transmit it in such a beautiful way. Drawing is an art, we all know that, but you also have to build the concept and not just stay in the technique. Great learning and great your words! Thank you 🙂 Thank you
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I'm not an art student, but I enjoy looking at art, and I have to admit that drawing relaxes me, although I don't do it very, very little, because I don't have the time and because I don't think I'm very good at it. The course has helped me understand that if you enjoy drawing, do it... and if you don't like the result, just throw it away. If you improve with practice, then great! And if not, or if you improve slowly, so what! The important thing is to enjoy the process. So, it's fantastic, because I'll be able to draw whenever I want without feeling "guilty" about not doing it well and wasting time. As for the quality/price ratio, it's unbeatable!
A great guide to Oliva.... and its customs. I bought it in the digital edition and it is very worthwhile.












