Pixel-art, episode 1: display Super Mario it's a-me!

Today's task is simple: write a program, or a function that displays the idle small Mario sprite, from Super Mario Bros, on NES, over a blue background.

Any kind of entry is valid as long as it displays those 12 * 16 pixels anywhere on the screen / window / browser.

(EDIT: the displayed image can be scaled up if your language can't do pixel art. You can also output ASCII art or HTML art, but using the right colors.)

Image (zoomed 400%):



You must use the following colors:


blue: #6B8CFF
red: #B13425
green/brown: #6A6B04
orange: #E39D25


Shortest program (in number of characters) wins!

Standard loopholes apply (especially, no network connexion allowed), but hardcoding and displaying an image file in your program is allowed. (entries using this trick will be rank separately)

Here we go!



Current Leaderboard

Shortest answer using code only:


Mathematica, 141. https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/39916/10732 (by Martin Büttner)
Bash, 158. https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/40002/10732 (by hpsMouse)
...


Shortest answer using some kind of hardcoded image:


HTML, 102b. https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/39923/10732 (by xem and NiettheDarkAbsol)
PHP, 131b. https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/39926/10732 (by NiettheDarkAbsol)
...
HTML/JS, 206 158 153 102



102

Trick used: save the compressed GIF file as an HTML file, and add &lt;img src=#> at the end

Thanks to this entry: https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/39926/10732 by @NiettheDarkAbsol

GIF87a  ¡ kŒÿã%jk±4%,       6„‡héj„Af-ÕdÎy\%    …R˜0”ŒÈJ­³I©±²û“ú=ª$±p%i¸•¤ &lt;img src=#&gt;


Demo: http://meuziere.free.fr/mario/gif.html



Older versions:

153

Trick used: save the compressed PNG file as an HTML file, and add &lt;img src=#> at the end

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158

Trick used: setting the trimmed dataURI of a compressed PNG as the SRC of an IMG tag and packing the whole thing in Unicode chars.



Execute that in your JS console:

document.write(unescape(escape('').replace(/uD./g,'')))




206

Unpacked (206b):

&lt;img src=data:image;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAAwAAAAQAgMAAABfD3aUAAAADFBMVEVqawRrjP+xNCXjnSXzkghWAAAASUlEQVQI12MIWxXKELVqJUOAzVUGnz9/GXzs7Rmc/zAyhP//yhDQEMrg0MTIwLCKgeHT636Gf6v2M/xatZ4hatpSBodQoHgoAw&gt;


Demo



Tools used:


https://tinypng.com/
http://xem.github.io/miniURI/input.html
http://xem.github.io/obfuscatweet/