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To Mark the Publication of TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS in COLOUR H OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF EVENTS to mark the publication of TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS IN COLOUR - HERGÉ- HERGÉ - - LESLES AVENTURES AVENTURES DE DE TINTIN TINTIN HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, 8 Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. 8 mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. SOVIETS 138.indd 8 quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. 11/10/16 17:05 SOVIETS 138.indd 8 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. 11/10/16 17:05 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. N001 14,95 € CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 ISBN 978-2-203-13680-9 CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 9:HSMCKD=VX[]U^: DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU Soviets couverture pop FR_ RELIÉ_CODE UD.indd 1 3/11/16 15:12 FROM THURSDAY 22 DECEMBER TO MONDAY 23 JANUARY Writing and photography competition THURSDAY 29 DECEMBER Publication of the first issue of Le Petit Vingt-et-unième FROM MONDAY 2 TO FRIDAY 6 JANUARY Tintin goes to Moscow THURSDAY 5 JANUARY Tintin journal on Tintin in the Land of the Soviets SATURDAY 7 JANUARY Operation Tintin and Snowy on the Grand Place in Brussels SUNDAY 8 JANUARY Tintin at the Hergé Museum WEDNESDAY 11 JANUARY The colour version of Tintin au pays des Soviets comes out for sale in bookshops © Hergé-Moulinsart 2016 casterman H PROGRAMME FOR 7 JANUARY TINTIN AT THE BRUSSELS GRAND PLACE - HERGÉ- HERGÉ - - LESLES AVENTURES AVENTURES DE DE TINTIN TINTIN HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES to mark the publication of TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, 8 Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. 8 mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique IN COLOUR Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. SOVIETS 138.indd 8 quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. 11/10/16 17:05 SOVIETS 138.indd 8 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. 11/10/16 17:05 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. N001 14,95 € CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 ISBN 978-2-203-13680-9 CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 9:HSMCKD=VX[]U^: DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU Soviets couverture pop FR_ RELIÉ_CODE UD.indd 1 3/11/16 15:12 2 PM Tintin arrives at Brussels Central Station. He travels to the Brussels Grand Place in an Amilcar classic car. 2.30 PM Tintin arrives at the Grand Place 3 PM Tintin salutes the crowd from the Brussels Town Hall balcony 3.30 PM The winners of Operation Tintin and Snowy are chosen 4 PM Tintin departs in the Amilcar for the Tintin©Hergé Galerie at the Sablon Square 4.30 PM Tintin arrives at the Galerie 4.45 PM Drink 5.30 PM End © Hergé-Moulinsart 2016 More info: www.Tintin.com casterman H PROGRAMME FOR 8 JANUARY TINTIN AT THE HERGÉ MUSEUM - HERGÉ- HERGÉ - - LESLES AVENTURES AVENTURES DE DE TINTIN TINTIN HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES to mark the publication of TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, 8 Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. 8 mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique IN COLOUR Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. SOVIETS 138.indd 8 quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. 11/10/16 17:05 SOVIETS 138.indd 8 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. 11/10/16 17:05 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. N001 14,95 € CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 ISBN 978-2-203-13680-9 CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 9:HSMCKD=VX[]U^: DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU Soviets couverture pop FR_ RELIÉ_CODE UD.indd 1 3/11/16 15:12 11 AM Tintin arrives at the Museum 11 AM Museum visit 2 PM Conference with a presentation of Tintin’s trip and of the colouring of Soviets 3 PM Birthday cake 4 PM End © Hergé-Moulinsart 2016 More info: www.Tintin.com casterman H PROGRAMME FOR 9 JANUARY TINTIN AT TRAIN WORLD - HERGÉ- HERGÉ - - LESLES AVENTURES AVENTURES DE DE TINTIN TINTIN HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES HERGÉ • LES DE TINTIN AVENTURES to mark the publication of TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, 8 Créée en 1929, cette première aventure de Tintin, mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. 8 mise en couleur, surprend par sa lisibilité nouvelle et moderne. Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique IN COLOUR Doté déjà d’une énergie enthousiaste, Tintin prend sa personnalité physique quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. SOVIETS 138.indd 8 quand il bondit dans une puissante voiture décapotable. 11/10/16 17:05 SOVIETS 138.indd 8 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. 11/10/16 17:05 Soucieux d’exprimer la vitesse, Hergé relève la mèche de son front… pour toujours. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Le jeune auteur a 21 ans et n’avait jamais été initié au dessin. Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel Il ne se doutait pas qu’il venait de créer un héros qui deviendrait universel et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. et mythique au cours de ses vingt-quatre aventures. N001 14,95 € CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 ISBN 978-2-203-13680-9 CastermanlogoR.pdf 1 11/10/16 12:07 9:HSMCKD=VX[]U^: DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU TINTIN AU PAYS DES SOVIETS PAYS TINTIN AU Soviets couverture pop FR_ RELIÉ_CODE UD.indd 1 3/11/16 15:12 9.30 TO 10 AM Welcome of journalists and guests 10.21 AM Departure of the Tintin-themed Siemens train 10.33 AM Arrival at Schaerbeek railway station 10.45 AM Family photo with Tintin in front of the Loch Lomond wagon 11.15 AM Press conference in the Ticket Hall, with Charlotte Gallimard, Nick Rodwell, Didier Platteau, Michel Bareau and others 11.45 AM Interview with different people involved 12 MIDDAY Lunch 12.45 PM Beginning of the Train World museum visit 12.59 PM Departure of the Tintin-themed Siemens train to the Brussels Gare du Midi railway station 3.20 PM Arrival at the Gare du Midi – End © Hergé-Moulinsart 2016 More info: www.Tintin.com casterman.
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