Tintin resin statuette sitting in the grass

Tintin sitting in the grass: resting pose with Snowy

Tintin is sitting in the grass, knees drawn up or legs crossed depending on the version, Snowy sitting next to him. Hergé drew this gesture of rest in several albums: it is the pose between two adventures, the moment of calm before the next adventure. The hand-painted resin restores the green of the grass simulated under the characters, the white of Tintin's sweater, the relaxed posture.

This is one of the figurines in the range that works best in intimate spaces: office, library, reading corner. The pose is static, peaceful, without tension.

The reporter at rest, in official resin

The Tintin resin line at Tintinimaginatio covers a spectrum of attitudes that ranges from the tense movement of They're Coming! in the absolute calm of rest. Tintin sitting in the grass is at the quieter end of this spectrum.

Excluding active catalogue. Numbered, original box and certificate.