LE LOTUS BLEU: OFFICIAL MOULINSART POSTER

HERGÉ & MOULINSART

£23.00

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Product Description

LE LOTUS BLEU: OFFICIAL MOULINSART POSTER

Artist: Hergé
Price: £23.00 including UK postage
Publisher: Moulinsart
Format: Fine quality digital print on heavy stock art paper
Condition: New
Sheet Size: 70cm x 50cm. Sent rolled.

DESCRIPTION

This official Moulinsart poster, “Le Lotus Bleu,” showcases the iconic cover art from “The Blue Lotus” in its original form. Printed on fine quality heavy stock art paper, the poster captures the essence of Tintin’s fifth adventure, published in 1936. The edition is brand new and measures 70cm x 50cm, providing a striking and vivid representation of Hergé’s classic work.

ABOUT THE BOOK: LE LOTUS BLEU

“Le Lotus Bleu” (The Blue Lotus) is the fifth captivating adventure in “The Adventures of Tintin” series, created by the renowned Belgian cartoonist Hergé. Originally published in 1936, this story marks a significant turning point in the series, known for its detailed research and rich cultural setting.

In “Le Lotus Bleu,” Tintin finds himself drawn into a complex web of international intrigue and danger in the Far East. Following his adventures in India from the previous story, “Cigars of the Pharaoh,” Tintin travels to China to investigate a mysterious case involving drug smuggling and political unrest. Set against the backdrop of Shanghai in the 1930s, the narrative explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and justice, as Tintin allies with the young Chinese boy Chang and confronts the evils of the opium trade.

Hergé’s commitment to authenticity shines through in this book, with meticulous attention to cultural and historical accuracy, achieved through his collaboration with a Chinese art student, Chang Chong-jen. This adventure is noted for its vibrant illustrations, compelling storyline, and the introduction of memorable characters, including the villainous Mitsuhirato and the kind-hearted Wang Chen-Yee.

HORNSEYS: A DESTINATION FOR TINTIN MEMORABILIA

Since 1976, Hornseys has established itself as a trusted source for collectors and enthusiasts seeking unique and eclectic items. Our commitment to quality and authenticity has earned us a reputation for excellence. Among our most collections is our extensive range of products related to Hergé’s iconic series, “The Adventures of Tintin”. This beloved series, which has captivated audiences for decades, is celebrated through our carefully curated selection of rare first edition books and exquisitely crafted 1/24 scale model cars, figures, and resin models. All of these items are available to view in our Ripon gallery.

WHY BUY FROM US?

At Hornseys, we only offer items that meet the highest standards of quality and authenticity. Our inventory is carefully curated to ensure each piece is authentic and of high quality.

HERE’S WHAT SETS US APART

  • Authenticity and Provenance: Every print is researched, collated, and verified for authenticity.
  • Expert Curation: Each print is selected with a keen eye for historical significance, condition, and rarity, ensuring a collection that is both diverse and distinguished.
  • Customer Satisfaction: We strive to provide an exceptional customer experience, from detailed descriptions and provenance to secure and prompt delivery of your purchase.
  • Returns Policy: We offer an unconditional guarantee on every item. If you wish to make a return, items may be sent back to us within fourteen days of receipt for any reason. We request advance notification of returns, and items must be returned in the same condition as sent for a full refund.

EXPLORE OUR COLLECTION

Visit Hornseys to explore our fine collection of rare and antique prints, posters and photographs. Whether you are an avid collector or looking for a unique historical piece, our selection offers something truly exceptional. Located in the picturesque Yorkshire Dales, our Ripon gallery has been a haven for art enthusiasts, historians, and collectors since 1976.

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