Hergé - Ensemble de 4 affiches

Set of 4 posters
Advertising poster from 2007 promotional by the publisher Casterman depicting Tintin and Milou (taken from the classic illustration of the album The Blue Lotus), designed to promote the small-format editions of The Adventures of Tintin ("Tintin - Complete your collection! All the albums finally available")
This narrow promotional poster ("kakemono") measures 60 cm in width by 2 meters in height.
Designed in a tall vertical format to be suspended or fixed in bookstores, it served as POS (Point Of Sale) advertising to theatricalize the shelves at the launch of the collection
folded facsimile of the famous promotional poster from 1944-45
The version in the form of a leaflet (thick matte paper folded into four) inserted in some cases or sold as a collection supplement by Casterman mainly dates to the 2000s to 2010s, notably on the occasion of the centenary of Hergé's birth (2007) or in works such as the album "The Treasures of Tintin" (published in 2007 and containing 22 archive facsimiles).
poster for the 13th Chaudfontaine International Conference titled "Aesthetic Readings: The Adventures of Tintin by Hergé", which took place October 27–29, 2000 in Chaudfontaine, Belgium
Large 2014 reproduction of the famous band-aid scene from the comic The Adventures of Tintin, more precisely from the album The Calculus Affair by Hergé.
We see Captain Haddock tangled with a strip of bandage stuck on his finger that he tries desperately to remove in a moment of agitation ("Tonnerre de Brest!, Mille sabords!"), ending up sticking his hat and face to it
Official poster accompanying the 500-piece puzzle "Le Sparadrap" published by Moulinsart in 2014