Craenhals : Chevalier Ardent, Indian ink plate no. 24 from the episode "Le Passa…

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Craenhals :

Chevalier Ardent, Indian ink plate no. 24 from the episode "Le Passage" published in the June 1980 issue of Tintin. Beautiful presence of the hero and Gwendoline. Composition in which the hero must resign himself to letting his beloved go. Signed (folds, text and signature insolated). Dimensions : 36.5 x 49.8.

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