. HERGE The Crab with the Golden Claws India ink on paper for an illustration intended for a colouring book. Accompanied by its certificate from the Comité Hergé. 35 × 27.5 cm. In 1944, when Hergé was drawing was drawing The 7 Crystal Balls (an adventure published in in the newspaper Le Soir), three "Tintin & Snowy" colouring books were Snowy" were marketed. This drawing is taken from the third from the original black and white edition of this album, published in 1941 by Casterman. In one of the alleys of the port on the Moroccan coast where they disembarked, Tintin, preceded by Snowy, and under the astonished of passers-by and shopkeepers. tries to follow Allan, the Karaboudjan's first first lieutenant of the Karaboudjan, while Captain Haddock does his best not to fall to keep up. A drawing composition: a diagonal diagonal trajectory, movement movement, and a character at full speed, towards whom all heads to whom all heads turn. . HERGE In 1944, at the time when Hergé was drawing The 7 Crystal Balls (an adventure published as a in the newspaper Le Soir), three 'Tintin & the Scene' colouring books. Snowy" were marketed. This drawing is from the third from the original edition in edition of this album published in 1941 by Casterman. In one of the port's alleyways of the Moroccan coast where they disembarked, Tintin, preceded by Snowy, and under the astonished of passers-by and shopkeepers. tries to keep up with Allan, the first first lieutenant of Karaboudjan, while Captain Haddock does his best not to to keep up. A drawing with a studied composition: a diagonal trajectory, from movement, and a character at full speed towards whom all to whom all heads turn.