Ink and graphite on paper.
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
This is a Character reference for the Spaghetti Western The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. This movie was the third movie made by Sergio Leone starring Clint Eastwood.
There are a lot of stories about the Director's ego and how badly he treated the actors who were making his artistic vision come to life. Ironically Eastwood eclipsed the fame and notoriety that Leone had made for himself at the expense of others by treating everyone around him with dignity and respect for his entire career
Even though the movie was filmed in Spain. It tells the story of a lost secret Confederate gold shipment in the Western US that is discovered in part by the three main characters.. The shipment's existence was discovered by Angel Eyes (The Bad). Tuco (The Ugly) learned that something very valuable was buried in Sad Hill Cemetery. Blondie (The Good) was the only one to learn the name on the gravestone in the cemetery.
The profiles here are from the Mexican Standoff at the end of the movie when the three faced each other as they stood in the cemetery. I can hear the theme song playing now.
Calligraphy and Drawing by me in December 2025
11" x 14" Numbered print on archival quality, acid free 110lb. paper
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