Poster Designer ID. The Good, The Bad & The Ugly – Italian

[gavinkaroshi]

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.

[SourNote2014]

Why is “Il Brutto” here the only one standing at a weird angle?

(I like his chaps though)

[scherpschutter]

I asked myself the same question. I don’t like that aspect. Otherwise a great poster

[Novecento]

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.

Did you already check in here?

http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/switch-language/product/4896915682/ref=dp_change_lang/503-9012644-8805555?ie=UTF8&language=en_JP

I don’t have the book personally.

Why is “Il Brutto” here the only one standing at a weird angle?

So weird. The perspective is all off.

[SourNote2014]

Tuco already stands out, he doesn’t need to look like he’s standing in front of a funhouse mirror.