“The Art of Hergé Volume 3 – Inventor of Tintin,” the third and final volume in the series by Philippe Goddin, translated and edited by Michael Farr, is a comprehensive exploration of Hergé’s artistic journey from 1948 to 1983. This volume encapsulates the prolific output of the master of the “clear line” and offers a selection of Hergé’s outstanding, often unpublished drawings.
The book spans various aspects of Hergé’s work, including advertisements, comic strips, illustrations, fashion designs, and caricatures, showcasing the remarkable diversity of his talent. Readers are treated to a visual feast that goes beyond the iconic Tintin adventures.
Presented in a laminate hardback format, the book measures 22.5 cm x 30 cm x 2 cm and comprises 207 pages. It serves as a fitting tribute to Hergé’s enduring legacy and his significant contributions to the world of art and storytelling.
