Herge: The Man Who Created Tintin
Pierre Assouline
Herge: The Man Who Created Tintin
Pierre Assouline
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In this book Pierre Assouline reveals the life and art of Tintin's Belgian creator, Georges Prosper Remi, better known as 'Hergé'. Assouline has had privileged access to personal papers to explore Hergé's life and work and the fascinating ways in which the two intertwine.
A succinct, illuminating and doggedly researched investigation.
Thorough and sympathetic chronicle.
Meticulous detail...An intriguing biography.
This is a thorough, well-considered, level-headed biography.
Assouline has sketched a portrait of Herge that is as clean and concise as one of the man's own drawings.
Smoothly translated by Charles Ruas.
It is hard to imagine the job being done better.
Pierre Assouline is a prominent French journalist and writer. He has written several novels as well as acclaimed biographies of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and detective novelist Georges Simenon. He is also a film producer and was the 2007 winner of the prestigious Prix de la Langue Française. Charles Ruas is the author of Conversations with American Writers and a frequent contributor to ArtNews and Art in America.
A succinct, illuminating and doggedly researched investigation.
Thorough and sympathetic chronicle.
Meticulous detail...An intriguing biography.
This is a thorough, well-considered, level-headed biography.
Assouline has sketched a portrait of Herge that is as clean and concise as one of the man's own drawings.
Smoothly translated by Charles Ruas.
It is hard to imagine the job being done better.
Pierre Assouline is a prominent French journalist and writer. He has written several novels as well as acclaimed biographies of photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson and detective novelist Georges Simenon. He is also a film producer and was the 2007 winner of the prestigious Prix de la Langue Française. Charles Ruas is the author of Conversations with American Writers and a frequent contributor to ArtNews and Art in America.