The Mobylette Picture

Hand-painted screen print

In this work we pay homage to the "uelo" on a Mobylette, an image that was very typical of our region and in which it was common to see it accompanied by the "rateret valencià", a hoe and a basket or crate of oranges. Other variations included the woman wearing a skirt and sitting sideways.

Current estimated value: 153 (+9%)
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Artist

MARROIAK

Authenticity

Signed original artwork

Medium

Mixed Media: Hand-painted screen printingWatercolor and gouache

Size

50 x 70 cm approx.

Included accessories

Certificate of authenticityFree shipping (Spain)Natural wood frame

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Winner of the auctionPrickly Pears Ibiza
Sold at auction · €140

Winner

Tuesday, 4 August of 2026 at 22:45
  • higoschumbos · sant llorenç de balàfia (ibiza), Baleares · Spain

Participants

  • Inés Casañ Cosme · MASANASA, Valencia · Spain
  • j.santonja · Oliva, Valencia · Spain
  • rafaferrern · Rafelcofer, Valencia · Spain
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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