Hergé - Sérigraphie Tintinimaginatio - Objectif Lune + On a Marché sur la Lune
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This lot comprises two Hergé posters, “Objectif Lune” and “On a Marché sur la Lune”, each measuring 50 × 70 cm and in excellent, like-new condition.
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Two rare, magnificent numbered screen prints, true tributes to the art and adventures of Tintin, based on Hergé’s work.
Title: Destination Moon (1953) + Explorers on the Moon (1954)
Author: Hergé (1907–1983)
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Condition: new
Copyright HERGÉ / MOULINSART 2022 - Printed in Belgium.
Offset printing on heavy 200 g paper.
1. Destination Moon
An iconic cover, meticulously designed.
The album Destination Moon was first published in 1953. In it, Hergé imagines a space journey to the Moon—an audacious idea, long before the first crewed spaceflight (Yuri Gagarin in 1961) and 16 years before the Apollo 11 Moon landing.
It features a huge red-and-white checkered rocket, ready to launch from the Sbrodj base in Syldavia.
The rocket, drawn by Hergé with the help of his collaborator Bob De Moor, was inspired by the design of the German V-2 rockets, but with a modern geometric touch that makes it instantly recognizable.
2. Explorers on the Moon
In this iconic album, the direct sequel to “Destination Moon,” Tintin, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus, and Snowy take part in an unprecedented space mission: the first crewed voyage to the Moon. Aboard a rocket designed by Calculus, they face the many dangers of space: malfunctions, lack of oxygen, and, above all, human treachery.
The adventure takes a dramatic turn when they discover that the rocket has been sabotaged. Tintin must show courage and intelligence to ensure the crew’s safe return.
This visionary work, published 15 years before the first real steps on the Moon, demonstrates just how rigorously Hergé researched the science.
The industrial background is clearly visible; the launch ramp, metal structures, and technical details testify to the exceptionally thorough research carried out by Hergé and his studio.
The characters are small, almost anonymous against the majesty of the rocket. This composition conveys the dizzying scale of space exploration and Tintin’s role as an observer—our alter ego in the story.
Excellent condition, bright colors, and high-quality paper
Ideal for decorating an interior or adding to a collection
These works are true collector’s items, perfect for any Tintin or graphic art enthusiast.
Two rare, magnificent numbered screen prints, true tributes to the art and adventures of Tintin, based on Hergé’s work.
Title: Destination Moon (1953) + Explorers on the Moon (1954)
Author: Hergé (1907–1983)
Size: 50 x 70 cm
Condition: new
Copyright HERGÉ / MOULINSART 2022 - Printed in Belgium.
Offset printing on heavy 200 g paper.
1. Destination Moon
An iconic cover, meticulously designed.
The album Destination Moon was first published in 1953. In it, Hergé imagines a space journey to the Moon—an audacious idea, long before the first crewed spaceflight (Yuri Gagarin in 1961) and 16 years before the Apollo 11 Moon landing.
It features a huge red-and-white checkered rocket, ready to launch from the Sbrodj base in Syldavia.
The rocket, drawn by Hergé with the help of his collaborator Bob De Moor, was inspired by the design of the German V-2 rockets, but with a modern geometric touch that makes it instantly recognizable.
2. Explorers on the Moon
In this iconic album, the direct sequel to “Destination Moon,” Tintin, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus, and Snowy take part in an unprecedented space mission: the first crewed voyage to the Moon. Aboard a rocket designed by Calculus, they face the many dangers of space: malfunctions, lack of oxygen, and, above all, human treachery.
The adventure takes a dramatic turn when they discover that the rocket has been sabotaged. Tintin must show courage and intelligence to ensure the crew’s safe return.
This visionary work, published 15 years before the first real steps on the Moon, demonstrates just how rigorously Hergé researched the science.
The industrial background is clearly visible; the launch ramp, metal structures, and technical details testify to the exceptionally thorough research carried out by Hergé and his studio.
The characters are small, almost anonymous against the majesty of the rocket. This composition conveys the dizzying scale of space exploration and Tintin’s role as an observer—our alter ego in the story.
Excellent condition, bright colors, and high-quality paper
Ideal for decorating an interior or adding to a collection
These works are true collector’s items, perfect for any Tintin or graphic art enthusiast.
Details
Era
After 2000
Designer/artist
Hergé
Poster title
Sérigraphie Tintinimaginatio - Objectif Lune + On a Marché sur la Lune
Condition
A (excellent - mint condition)
Number of objects
2
Height
70 cm
Width
50 cm
