Mosca Collection

Poster, Iso Scooter, 150cc, design by F Mosca. circa 1959

Polikarpov I-16 Type 24
Soviet Airforce Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 Rata Parked on Jacks for Maintenance Date: 1930s

Polikarpov I-180-3
Soviet Airforce Polikarpov I-180-3 Parked on Snow and Ice Skis Undercarriage Date: 1930s

Polikarpov I-180-2
Soviet Airforce Polikarpov I-180-2 Date: 1930s

Polikarpov I-16A Rata
Soviet Airforce Red Five Aerobatic Team Polikarpov I-16 Rata Fighter Rolling over Red Square, Moscow, Russia in Formation Date: 1930s

Satirical caricature of the government ministers in the kitchen, published in La Mosca, No. 32, Barcelona 5 November 1881

Satirical caricature of the Sagasta Government Tirando la oposicion da al traste, published in La Mosca, No. 25, Barcelona 17 September 1881

Satirical caricatures of the situation in Morocco and the Carlist War, Tal para Cual, published in La Mosca, Num 19, Barcelona 06 August 1881

La Virgen de la Mosca. beg. 16th c. SPAIN. Toro. Colegiata de Santa Maric la Mayor (Collegiate Church of Santa Maric la Mayor). Detail with the Queen Isabel studying. Flemish art. Oil

Frozen sandy soil, still partially covered with frost, Great Sand Dunes National Park, Mosca, Colorado, USA

Giovanni Maria MOSCA, Active, Padua, Venice and Plogne from 1507 to 1573. The Judgement of Solomon. Marble

Royal Wedding 1947 - outstanding fashions
Eight sketches showing Tatlers pic of the most outstanding fashions at the wedding of Princess Elizabeth to Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten at Westminster Abbey on 20 November 1947

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"Mosca: A Captivating Journey through Aviation and Satire" Step into the world of "Mosca, " where aviation and satire intertwine to create a captivating experience. This poster, adorned with an iso scooter, immediately grabs your attention, hinting at the thrilling adventures that await. As you delve deeper, you discover the Polikarpov I-16 Type 24 aircraft, a symbol of innovation and power. Its sleek design and impressive capabilities make it a force to be reckoned with in the skies. But "Mosca" is not just about flying machines; it also embraces artistry. The historiated initial letter E showcases a kneeling figure of King David, adding an element of regality to this extraordinary publication. Within its pages lie satirical caricatures that hold up a mirror to society's flaws. One such illustration depicts government ministers in the kitchen—a clever commentary on their questionable actions published in La Mosca. Another satirical piece titled "Tirando la oposicion da al traste" humorously portrays the Sagasta Government's struggles against opposition forces. The magazine doesn't shy away from addressing significant events either. Tal para Cual presents satirical caricatures depicting both the situation in Morocco and the Carlist War—an artistic representation of complex political landscapes during those times. Amidst all these thought-provoking visuals lies another aircraft—the Polikarpov I-180-3—showcasing how aviation continues to evolve within "Mosca. " Its predecessor, the Polikarpov I-180-2, stands as a testament to progress made in aerial technology. And let us not forget one of their most iconic creations—the Polikarpov I-16 Rata—a true masterpiece that has left its mark on history. With its exceptional maneuverability and combat prowess, it remains etched in our memories as an emblematic fighter plane. "Mosca" is a captivating journey through aviation and satire.