Studio Delu. (1976) - Obélix et le Soldat romain





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Studio Delu.(1976)推出 Obélix et le Soldat romain,一件27×27公分的混合技法浮雕作品,裝在黑色 Shadow Frame 中,簽名,Original 版,年份2026,法國製作,附框出售並附真實性證書。
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Studio Delu. (1976) – Obélix et le Soldat romain
Shadow Frame 27 × 27 cm – signed
Through this original creation, Studio Delu revisits one of the most emblematic themes of the Asterix universe: irresistibly comical clashes between the indomitable Gauls and the Roman legions.
This composition features a spectacular panel from the work of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, in which Obélix unleashes all his legendary strength in front of the Roman soldiers. A Roman soldier figurine, integrated in relief into the Shadow Frame, extends the scene beyond the comic strip and creates a genuine dialogue between the printed image and the collectible object.
The piece plays with depth, volume and staging to offer a renewed reading of this cult sequence, while preserving the humor, energy and timeless spirit of the series. This creation pays homage to the unique graphical universe of Goscinny and Uderzo, whose characters continue to traverse generations.
By combining comic book art, miniature sculpture and relief composition, Studio Delu continues its exploration of the great figures of European popular culture and their place in our collective imagination.
Specifications
Artist: Studio Delu. (1976)
Title: Obélix et le Soldat romain
Year: 2026
Format: 27 × 27 cm
Technique: Relief composition – mixed media
Presentation: Shadow Frame noir
Figurine integrated into the composition
Artwork signed
Studio Delu authentication certificate included
Professional and secure shipping
This creation is aimed at Asterix enthusiasts, Franco-Belgian comic collectors, fans of the works of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, as well as fans of contemporary Comic Art inspired by the ninth art.
Astérix, Obélix, soldat romain, légion romaine, René Goscinny, Albert Uderzo, village gaulois, bande dessinée franco-belge, Comic Art, 3D Comic Art, Art en relief, Shadow Frame, Studio Delu, collection BD, neuvième art, pop culture européenne.
Studio Delu. (1976) – Obélix et le Soldat romain
Shadow Frame 27 × 27 cm – signed
Through this original creation, Studio Delu revisits one of the most emblematic themes of the Asterix universe: irresistibly comical clashes between the indomitable Gauls and the Roman legions.
This composition features a spectacular panel from the work of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, in which Obélix unleashes all his legendary strength in front of the Roman soldiers. A Roman soldier figurine, integrated in relief into the Shadow Frame, extends the scene beyond the comic strip and creates a genuine dialogue between the printed image and the collectible object.
The piece plays with depth, volume and staging to offer a renewed reading of this cult sequence, while preserving the humor, energy and timeless spirit of the series. This creation pays homage to the unique graphical universe of Goscinny and Uderzo, whose characters continue to traverse generations.
By combining comic book art, miniature sculpture and relief composition, Studio Delu continues its exploration of the great figures of European popular culture and their place in our collective imagination.
Specifications
Artist: Studio Delu. (1976)
Title: Obélix et le Soldat romain
Year: 2026
Format: 27 × 27 cm
Technique: Relief composition – mixed media
Presentation: Shadow Frame noir
Figurine integrated into the composition
Artwork signed
Studio Delu authentication certificate included
Professional and secure shipping
This creation is aimed at Asterix enthusiasts, Franco-Belgian comic collectors, fans of the works of René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo, as well as fans of contemporary Comic Art inspired by the ninth art.
Astérix, Obélix, soldat romain, légion romaine, René Goscinny, Albert Uderzo, village gaulois, bande dessinée franco-belge, Comic Art, 3D Comic Art, Art en relief, Shadow Frame, Studio Delu, collection BD, neuvième art, pop culture européenne.

