Geo - Tintin C'est L'aventure 22 french, 24476

Tintin Et Les Autos Europeennes, 24532 (2022)

Hergé's fondness for beautiful cars is well known. In his work there is a profusion of cars, which are inseparable from the action and contribute to the comic or dramatic aspect of the story. Volume 1 gathers cars of European origin, presented in the form of a catalog.

Catalog of the Hergé exhibition at the Grand Palais.

Hergé for the first time at the Grand Palais! This book was published on the occasion of this exhibition designed in collaboration with the Hergé Museum. It offers a joyful immersion in the work of Tintin's father. As early as 1929, the adventures of Tintin were published in Le Petit Vingtième. Georges Remi, alias Hergé, embarks on a fabulous career as an author, both a talented cartoonist and a virtuoso scriptwriter. He creates a style, a line, a school. His notoriety and success will only spread to Belgium, Europe and the world. This book brings together two books in one and provides a new and interactive reading experience. It introduces Hergé, Totor, Tintin, Quick and Flupke and the others..., alternating essays, quotes, documents, leading to a remarkable illustration.

Language: French

GEO and Éditions Moulinsart revisit the world of Hergé and set off with Tintin to discover today's world. A quarterly review of nearly 150 pages available in bookstores and newsagents. During his many adventures, Tintin tries different sports: cycling, swimming, climbing, and even chasing. At the dawn of the Paris Olympic Games, let yourself be carried away by the breathless cadence of the adventurer's steps, always in action!

To discover with this issue*!

The secrets of the Castafiore Jewels. Rediscover the legendary album thanks to an in-depth and detailed analysis by Pierre Fresnault-Deruelle.

In this 20th issue, discover among other subjects:

A great file on sport

Exclusive interviews with mountaineer Marion Poitevin and author Alix Garin

Athletic drawings and sketches by Hergé, to warm up throughout the pages

9 comic strips by Nicolas Debon taken from Marathon

Without forgetting the two sections: "Culture is adventure" with fascinating cultural chronicles to rediscover the practice of sport through a selection of books, films and events and "The adventure of ideas" which offers an analysis of the philosopher Laurence Devillairs on the villains of the adventures of Tintin

AVIÓN DE COLECCIÓN TINTÍN 05- HIDROAVION AMARILLO 7 BOLAS

Este modelo de la serie de aviones Tintín es fiel a los diseños del álbum Las 7 bolas de cristal y diseñado en materiales de alta calidad. El hidroavión amarillo está acompañado por una figurita de Néstor. El modelo está fabricado en metal y plástico inyectado, las piezas están pintadas a mano y el conjunto está embalado en un cilindro transparente.

A new collection has arrived to help you discover how Hergé created The Adventures of Tintin. Each issue of this 23-volume series will be dedicated to an album and will include reproductions of original sketches, annotated plates, as well as detailed analyses of each theme, characters and historical contexts that shaped Hergé's work. It contains exceptional and comprehensive historical content on Hergé's abundant oeuvre. Readers will have the opportunity to see the stages of development of each album from the first drafts to the final drawings, providing an unprecedented insight into Hergé's working method. Preliminary sketches, unfinished sketches and personal comments by the artist.

Size: 25,5x25,5 cm.

Hardcover

Frieze on the spines to reinforce the collection effect.

From 96 to 112 pages depending on the copy.

Language: French

Exhibition Catalog - Hergé: THE EXHIBITION

Who doesn't know Tintin? But who really knows Hergé? How did Hergé conceive his stories? How did he come up with the idea of drawing a reporter with a toupee? Why did he try his hand at painting? Did Hergé resemble his characters? Why didn't he continue The Adventures of Jo, Zette and Jocko? What is the Hergé style? These and other questions are part of this catalog - or "paper exhibition" - which includes great treasures from the collections of the Hergé Museum: original drawings by the author, sketches, photographs and archival documents. Through a unique journey, we enter the artistic universe of a brilliant and multifaceted artist, capable of using all the media at his disposal to create compositions ranging from illustration to comics, through advertising, press, fashion design and the plastic arts. The lavishly illustrated book includes a prologue by musician Julián Hernández and pages dedicated to the adventures of Tintin and Hergé in Spain by Joan Manuel Soldevilla Albertí, a specialist in Hergé's work. Discover the artist who has captivated millions of readers from 7 to 77 years old all over the world!

Measurements: 24 x 29 cm

64 pages

Cardboard

Tchang - Comment L'amitié Déplaça Les Montagnes - French

The personal relationship between Hergé and Tchang Tchong-jen is recounted in Tchang! Comment l'amitié déplaça les montagnes, a detailed chronicle, including the correspondence between the two. Jean-Michel Coblence and Tchang Yifei delve into the personal friend of Tintin's creator, whose role was relevant in the making of The Blue Lotus, Hergé's first great masterpiece. Not by chance, Tchang appears in another adventure, Tintin in Tibet, another of the best in the collection.

Format: Paperback

Pages: 191

Language: French

TINTIN, LE RÊVE ET LA RÉALITÉ

One of the most complete works on The Adventures of Tintin. The tintinologist par excellence of the United Kingdom, Michael Farr presents the most exhaustive study of the collection of comics created by Hergé. The book is structured in 24 chapters, one for each Tintin album. Each one of them is an elaborate exercise of documentation and relation of the plot with the historical and political context of the time.

208 pp.

234 x 305 cm.

 Hardcover

Language: French

The secret of this success lies in the union of endless curiosities from The Adventures of Tintin with all kinds of adventures and corners of the world, and space, to discover. Because Tintin traveled all over the world, crossing oceans, exploring the seabed? From the deserts of the Sahara to the peaks of the Himalayas, from Inca temples to lunar craters, imbuing millions of readers with the pleasure of adventure. In The Pharaoh's Cigars, published in the fall of 1934, Tintin sets off on the trail of opium traffickers through Egypt and India. Port Said, Cairo, the pyramids, the tombs of the Pharaohs, the Red Sea, the jungles and their elephants...

Herge - Tintin Et Les Trains - French

How many of Tintin's adventures begin in a train station? When Hergé began his career as a cartoonist a little over a century ago, the train had revolutionized everyday life and had become part of the landscape. Hergé drew locomotives of astonishing realism with perfect environments. Steam, diesel or electric, they are directly inspired by legendary engines that trace the history and development of railroads around the world. This extensively documented book is now published to coincide with the opening, on September 24, of Train World in Brussels (Schaerbeek station).

Inside format: 22 x 29,3 cm.

64 pages with flyleaves.

4-color printing on 135gr. paper.

Sewn with linen thread.

Hardcover.

Matte plasticized.

Tintin In America - Locomotive (Colored) - English

English album of the first version of Tintin in America, originally published in black and white between September 1931 and October 1932, now colorized. This is the version with more pages (120) and with vignettes whose format is larger than in the standard album of 62 pages. This new edition of Tintin in America follows the colorized version of Tintin in the Land of the Soviets and Tintin in the Congo (in a box with lithograph format plates). Book published in English, also available in French. This copy has the illustration on the cover, drawn by Hergé, of Tintin dressed as a cowboy holding on to the train locomotive.

Geo-Tintin C'est L'aventure , Plantu, Hergé

Plantu invites us to rediscover Tintin, thanks to the look he casts on Hergé's work and on the world. Hergé, Plantu, two multifaceted artists, two chroniclers of their time, two essential comic works. The first, after rubbing shoulders with the press cartoons, let his genius shine through in the many adventures of Tintin, among others. The second, after an attempt at comic strips, imposed his sharp eye and his mischievous stroke over the decades, more specifically on the cover of the prestigious newspaper Le Monde for fifty years. This special issue invites these two spirits to dialogue, beyond time, and when they have never met. The influence, sometimes unconscious, that Hergé had on Plantu, visible in the numerous tributes drawn by the latter, their common themes, their openness to the world and their explorer spirit, their animal companions, one a dog, the other a mouse, are as many doors as this book offers, thus inviting you to (re)discover two abundant universes.

96 pages

Format: 24,1x30,4cm

Inner paper: offset 120g

Cover: 300g paper with embossing and varnish, with flaps