Description
In The Adventures of Tintin, the water element appears again and again. It appears in every conceivable form and plays a role across a wide range of plots. By turns an unexpected ally and a source of extreme danger.
With his clean, uncluttered style, Hergé depicts seas and rivers with an accuracy that delights us, the reader. From the vastness of the ocean and the silence of the seabed to the cries of seagulls, the lapping of waves, and the roar of the storm, he captures nature at her core. Grand, dramatic scenes often give way to humour filled sequences.
- Dimensions: 30 cm x 30 cm
- Full colour images by Hergé
- Material: Art quality paper with metal spiral
- One page per month
