Poster - Congratulations 1972 180 X 29 cm. Moulinsart 23005

Poster of the cover of King Ottokar’s Sceptre in French, the eighth Tintin adventure related to the theft of the insignia of the King of Syldavia.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster - LES CIGARES DU PHARAON colored, 22031

POSTER - TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS - COLORED

Poster cover of Tintin in the Land of the Soviets in French of the color version published in 2017. Originally created in 1929 by Hergé this is the first of all the adventures of Tintin and Snowy.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster cover of Tintin in America in French, the third adventure devised by Hergé in which Tintin travels to Chicago and the Wild West of cowboys and Indians.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster of the cover of The Seven Crystal Balls in French, the Tintin adventure that starts with the return of the Sanders-Hardmuth ethnographic expedition to Europe after discovering several Inca tombs in Peru, including that of Rascar Capac.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster of the cover of Tintin in Tibet in French. This adventure starts when Tintin has a dream where his young friend Tchang is wounded and asks for help half buried in the snow.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster Tintin - Petit Vingtième Nº 36 - Le Lotus Bleu 40X60.

This 40x60 cm poster represents the French cover that appeared in Le Petit Vingtième nº 36 of September 6th, 1934. Considered one of Hergé's most beautiful creations, the story of the Adventures of Tintin the Reporter in the Far East was published in black and white in the Belgian newspaper's youth supplement between August 9, 1934 and October 17, 1935. It marked a turning point in Hergé's career and sealed his friendship with the sculptor Tchang-Tchong Jen.

Poster Tintin – Le Musée Imaginaire de Tintin 40x60 cm, Moulinsart

Le musée imaginaire de Tintin was an exhibition held for the 50^th anniversary of the Belgian reporter at the Centre des Beaux-Arts in Brussels in 1979. The poster shows Tintin, Haddock, Castafiore, Snowy and many other characters surrounded by the mythical objects of the adventures: the rocket, the fetish of The Broken Ear, the mummy Rascar Capac…

Characteristics of the poster:

Printed on matte couché paper

Grammage of 250gr/m2

Measurements: 40 x 60 cm

Packed in triangular printed cardboard box.

Box dimensions: 44 x 9,5 cm

Poster of the cover of The Black Island, Tintin’s sixth adventure. This time he embarks on a trip to Scotland following the trail of traffickers and counterfeiters.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster Tintin - Petit Vingtième Nº 39 - Le Lotus Bleu 40X60.

This 40x60 poster represents the French cover that appeared in Le Petit Vingtième nº 39 of September 27th, 1934. Considered one of Hergé's most beautiful creations, the story of the Adventures of Tintin the Reporter in the Far East was published in black and white in the Belgian newspaper's youth supplement between August 9, 1934 and October 17, 1935. It marked a turning point in Hergé's career and sealed his friendship with the sculptor Tchang-Tchong Jen.

Poster of the cover of Prisoners of the Sun in French, the sequel to The Seven Crystal Balls. In this adventure, Tintin and Captain Haddock, accompanied by the inseparable Snowy, travel to Peru in search of Professor Calculus, who has been kidnapped for having dared to wear the bracelet of the Inca mummy Rascar Capac.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster of the cover of Tintin and the Picaros, Tintin’s last adventure 100% finished and the first one in which he wears long brown pants.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Cover poster of Flight 714 for Sydney. In this adventure, Tintin and all his friends are victims of a kidnapping.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

POSTER TINTIN -  AU PAYS DES SOVIETS

Poster cover of Tintin in the Land of the Soviets in French. Originally created in 1929 by Hergé this is the first of all the adventures of Tintin and Snowy.

Measurements: 50x70cm.

Poster Tintin - Petit Vingtième Nº 27 - Le Lotus Bleu 40X60cm 

This 40x60 poster represents the French cover that appeared in Le Petit Vingtième nº 27 of July 4th, 1934. Considered one of Hergé's most beautiful creations, the story of the Adventures of Tintin the Reporter in the Far East was published in black and white in the Belgian newspaper's youth supplement between August 9, 1934 and October 17, 1935. It marked a turning point in Hergé's career and sealed his friendship with the sculptor Tchang-Tchong Jen.