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The first-known drawing by the future Herge, circa 1911, when he would be three-four years-old.
Philippe Goddin. The Art of Herge : Inventor of Tintin 1907/1937. Editions Moulinsart, 2008
The young Georges Remi, circa 1912.
Daubert, Michel, and Hergé . Tintin: the Art of Hergé. Abrams ComicArts, 2018.
Elizabeth Remi and her son Georges, circa 1914.
Daubert, Michel, and Hergé . Tintin: the Art of Hergé. Abrams ComicArts, 2018.
Herge leads the march of his Boy Scout troop, 1923.
Philippe Goddin. The Art of Herge : Inventor of Tintin 1907/1937. Editions Moulinsart, 2008
A Virtuoso, 1923.
Note Remi is not yet signing his works ‘Herge’.
One of Herge’s secondary school textbooks. Note the sketches in the margins and headers.
Philippe Goddin. The Art of Herge : Inventor of Tintin 1907/1937. Editions Moulinsart, 2008
Herge participating in military service (front row, fourth from the left), 1926.
Philippe Goddin. The Art of Herge : Inventor of Tintin 1907/1937. Editions Moulinsart, 2008
A beautiful advertising concept from 1927.
Totor, the proto-Tintin, providing Herge’s first speech bubble, 1928.
Philippe Goddin. The Art of Herge : Inventor of Tintin 1907/1937. Editions Moulinsart, 2008