Last Score

LAST SCORE

Chapter XV — West of Everything

Original Artwork

40 × 30 inches

Acrylic & oil on canvas

Original painting by Alex Yost

Every outlaw knows the biggest score could also be the last.

Last Score captures the moment after the plan has already been put into motion. The vault is open. Money covers the ground. His horse waits outside. And with the evidence of the robbery still hanging in the air, the masked outlaw walks away carrying what he came for.

There is no celebration in the scene—only urgency.

His face disappears beneath the black hat and signature red bandana, continuing the anonymity that runs throughout West of Everything. He could be anyone. What matters is the choice he has made and the uncertainty of what comes next.

The title Last Score intentionally leaves the ending unanswered. Is this the robbery that finally gives him enough to disappear? Is it his final job by choice? Or is it the score that ultimately catches up with him?

Scattered bills, smoke and dust give the painting the feeling of a moment still unfolding. The horse waits just beyond the bank doors while the open vault behind him tells you exactly where he’s been—but nothing about where he’s going.

As Chapter XV of West of Everything, Last Score pushes the outlaw narrative to one of its most cinematic moments: the thin line between getting away with everything and losing it all.

Limited Edition Print Release

Print Size: 18 × 24 inches

Style 1 — Limited Edition of 99

Fine art canvas print, delivered unmounted. Each print is individually signed and numbered by Alex Yost and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Style 2 — Artist Proof Edition of 24

Limited to only 24 Artist Proofs. Each canvas is individually hand-embellished by Alex Yost, custom framed, signed and numbered, and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.

Once each edition is sold out, it will never be reproduced in that edition.

WEST OF EVERYTHING — CHAPTER XV

LAST SCORE

Every outlaw dreams of one last score. The trouble is, you never know which one will actually be your last.