DOSSIER

Flight Over a Nest of Planes

What if Tintin’s planes told far more than just simple journeys?

DOSSIER

Haddock: A Stockpile of Anger

In "The Red Sea Sharks", Haddock’s anger shifts from comic outbursts to moral outrage. A close reading of key panels and expressions.

HERGÉ MUSEUM

First Sunday of the month

Come to visit the Musée Hergé this Sunday April 5th!

OBJECTS AND FIGURINES

Destination Home!

LEGO® Ideas Brings Tintin’s Iconic Moon Rocket to Life in Brick Form.

OBJECTS AND FIGURINES

Mission: flavour!

Embark on a journey of flavours and adventure with a gift set that combines exceptional coffee with the conquest of space.

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The Speaking Vignette: The Stone Keeper's Secret

What do you see? An immense stone head, or a cosmonaut wearing a helmet and headphones? The answer, perhaps, lies elsewhere entirely...

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In the same artistic movement

La production publicitaire d’Hergé, des années 1930, révèle un artiste attentif aux avant-gardes de son époque, qui a su saisir leur audace pour la transposer en un langage visuel personnel d’une modernité saisissante.

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Dances with Tintin

At the crossroads of fantasy and social criticism, ‘Tintin in America’ reveals a little-known facet of Hergé's imagination. Behind the clichés of the Wild West and Indian games, a more lucid view of history and its injustices is already taking shape.

EXHIBITION

Sattouf - Saint-Exupéry, a unique dialogue to discover at the Hergé Museum

To mark the publication of the new edition of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "Terre des hommes", illustrated by Riad Sattouf, the Hergé Museum is hosting a temporary exhibition dedicated to this unique encounter between art and literature.