Tintin and Snowy resin statue figurine Musée Imaginaire" collection Tintin
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Item details
Condition
New
Country/Region of Manufacture
China
Material
Resin
Type
Figurine
Handmade
No
Brand
Moulinsart
Modified Item
No
Theme
Animation
UPC
4600700000001
MPN
4600700000001
More about this item
The characters and objects in this new series are taken from the poster Hergé created for the 1979 exhibition, .
The characters and objects in this new series are taken from the poster Hergé created for the 1979 exhibition, .
The characters and objects in this new series are taken from the poster Hergé created for the 1979 exhibition, .
“In June 1979 a major exhibition, which would later be hosted in other venues, was inaugurated at the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels. Hergé was not involved in the detail of the exhibition but the creators explained that the purpose was to put some of the objects that Tintin comes across in his adventures alongside the real objects that inspired them. On the poster he created for the exhibition Hergé drew his main characters in the middle of an imaginary display, the stuff of dreams for Tintin fans and collectors.” Taken from Chronologie d’une œuvre – volume 7.
“In June 1979 a major exhibition, which would later be hosted in other venues, was inaugurated at the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels. Hergé was not involved in the detail of the exhibition but the creators explained that the purpose was to put some of the objects that Tintin comes across in his adventures alongside the real objects that inspired them. On the poster he created for the exhibition Hergé drew his main characters in the middle of an imaginary display, the stuff of dreams for Tintin fans and collectors.” Taken from Chronologie d’une œuvre – volume 7.
“In June 1979 a major exhibition, which would later be hosted in other venues, was inaugurated at the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels. Hergé was not involved in the detail of the exhibition but the creators explained that the purpose was to put some of the objects that Tintin comes across in his adventures alongside the real objects that inspired them. On the poster he created for the exhibition Hergé drew his main characters in the middle of an imaginary display, the stuff of dreams for Tintin fans and collectors.” Taken from Chronologie d’une œuvre – volume 7.
Dimensions : 12.00 x 12.00 x 26.00 cm
Dimensions : 12.00 x 12.00 x 26.00 cm
Dimensions : 12.00 x 12.00 x 26.00 cm
Material: Hand painted resin
Material: Hand painted resin
Material: Hand painted resin
Numbered Edition
Numbered Edition
Numbered Edition
Presented in an elegant box with certificate of authenticity
Presented in an elegant box with certificate of authenticity
Presented in an elegant box with certificate of authenticity
Please note the poster is for reference only and is not included with the figures.
Please note the poster is for reference only and is not included with the figures.
Please note the poster is for reference only and is not included with the figures.
