Hergé, the creator of Tintin, was born a century ago. He left behind an extraordinary legacy. From his childhood, we can admire the diverse talent of the master of the clear line through a vast collection of drawings, whose enormous productivity included comic strips, advertising, illustrations, fashion designs, and caricatures. This series, consisting of three volumes, presents a selection of Hergé's outstanding and often unpublished drawings. It showcases the diversity of his work and offers the reader insight into the full range of his talent.