Shipwreck from "The Adventures of Tintin and Red Rackham's Treasure" (1944)

Leading from

"The Treasures of Satan" trail through the 1940s
and

19th-21st century works inspired by the Henu Barque?
and
The henu barque trail: The Hergé- Salvador Dali passage

and
Alien by way of Tintin  

and

Mysteries of "The Adventures of Tintin and Red Rackham's Treasure"

Shipwreck from "The Adventures of Tintin and Red Rackam's Treasure"

a) See: Shipwreck from "The Adventures of Tintin and Red Rackham's Treasure" references the Henu Barque

b) See: Herge's Unicorn Shipwreck references Dali's The Painter's Eye (1942) ?   

c) References "Girl and Beast" (1941) by Injy Efflatoun (Egyptian Surrealist) ?

The unlikely suggestion is that the tree and the flying creature merged together to become the jelly fish and the island became the shipwreck, merged with other ideas, but this also hangs on the idea that this painting by Efflatoun was recognised as being a little bit inspired by Wyndham Lewis' Battery Shelled. If exposed to the image, presumably Hergé would have allowed the impression of it in relation to what the painting itself seem to reference, to transform into part of the shipwreck idea.

"Girl and Beast" (1941) by Injy Efflatoun

 


d) Herge's Unicorn Shipwreck also references Wyndham Lewis's Battery Shell?