Tintin-Art

There were more people gathered in the Hergè Museum than usual. No wonder, the cartoon Tintin had been in this world for ninety years now. Belgium knew this cartoon and its main character very well, but it did not create itself. The museum was a tribute to the cartoonist Georges Remi, better known by his pen name Hergè, the museum consisted of dedication of his life and work in which Tintin was his most known work. That was probably the main reason why so many more people, most of them being fans most likely, had gathered to the museum because of Tintin`s 90th anniversary. Belgium was slightly annoyed by this, not by the people sti