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Postcard - Lunar rocket ramp

Postcard - Lunar rocket ramp

1.25
Pack-Postcards Tintin-Moon

Set of 16 postcards: Tintin Moon

12.50
Postcard - Secret Unicorn

Postcard - Secret Unicorn

1.25
Postcard - Unicorn dive

Postcard - Unicorn dive

1.25
Postcard - Tchang Tibet

Postcard - Tchang Tibet

1.25
Postcard - Tibet : "Tchang!"

Postcard - Tibet : "Tchang!"

1.25
Postcard - Blue lotus

Postcard - Blue lotus

1.25
Postcard - Cuthbert, Tintin & Haddock

Postcard - Cuthbert, Tintin & Haddock

1.25
Postcard - the Castafiore emerald

Postcard - the Castafiore emerald

1.25
Postcard - Rally

Postcard - Rally

1.25
Postcard - Tintin horse

Postcard - Tintin horse

1.25
Postcard - Tintin & Haddock - 2CV

Postcard - Tintin & Haddock - 2CV

1.25
Postcard - Cigars cover

Postcard - Cigars cover

1.25
Postcard - elephant, highness

Postcard - elephant, highness

1.25
Postcard Tintin-Procession in Tibet

Go on an adventure like Tintin and share your most beautiful experiences with this double postcard featuring the Tibetan procession. 

This postcard comes with an envelope.

2.95
Postcard Hergé

Hergé, 1960 - portrait, buste de Tintin

1.25
Postcard Hergé

Hergé, 1958 - Portrait , Studio

1.25
Pack-Postcards-Hergé Studios advertising

 Did you know that in the 1930’s, Hergé thought about a career in... advertising?

We know Hergé first and foremost for the flagship, The Adventures of Tintin, series whichhe created in 1929. 

However, Tintin’s creator had many other artistic talents. Alongside the comic strip and his responsibilities as editor-in-chief of the Le Petit Vingtième, the ambitious cartoonist also devoted himself to the creation of posters and advertising campaigns. His advertising work, mainly carried out between 1927 and the end of the 1930’s, is ample proof of this. In 1934, he created L'Atelier Hergé, (The Hergé Studios) to respond to the orders which he received from the advertising industry. 

16 postcards 10x15

12.50

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