This beautiful figurine comes from the comic illustration of the poster that Hergé made for the exhibition “Le musée imaginaire de Tintin” in 1979 and represents the detectives Jansen and Janssen visiting a gallery that is related to the universe of Tintin dedicated.
- The figurine is carved in resin, carefully painted by hand and comes in a sturdy box with a certificate of authenticity. This figurine was also produced in a numbered edition.
In June 1979, a major exhibition, which would later be organized in other locations, was inaugurated at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels. Hergé was not aware of the full catalog, but the exhibition organizers explained to him that the aim was to compare the legendary artifacts that Tintin had collected during his adventures with the real objects that had inspired Hergé. Hergé created the poster for the exhibition and drew his main characters in the middle of an imaginary setting that many a Tintin fan and collector could only dream of. ” Excerpt from Chronologie d'une œuvre - Volume 7 ”written by Philippe Goddin.
Brand: Moulinsart.
Material: Resin (high quality synthetic resin).