Hi. I am writing an article on the character poster in cinema and am trying to ID the designer of these Italian posters. Does anyone know who designed them? I would hazard a guess at Iginio Lardani who worked on the titles. But that is just a guess. I am new to the forum so do forgive me if this has been covered previously in another post.
Why is “Il Brutto” here the only one standing at a weird angle?
(I like his chaps though)
I asked myself the same question. I don’t like that aspect. Otherwise a great poster
Did you already check in here?
I don’t have the book personally.
So weird. The perspective is all off.
Tuco already stands out, he doesn’t need to look like he’s standing in front of a funhouse mirror.
The designer is Fiorenzi.
Welcome to the forum and thank you for your post. Since Franco Fiorenzi also designed other Italian posters for GBU, and the poster’s design style matches Fiorenzi’s, your answer makes sense to me at first glance. However, Fiorenzi usually signed his posters “F. FIORENZI.” I can’t see a signature on this poster. That’s why I’m asking if you have any other evidence of the artist’s authorship? Perhaps an Italian advertising flyer / brochure or other reliable sources?