This is a remarkable original brush pen sketch by the legendary Belgian cartoonist Maurice de Bevere, known to the world as Morris, featuring his most iconic creation—Lucky Luke—riding his faithful horse, Jolly Jumper. Created between approximately 1985 and 1995 during Morris's mature period, the piece showcases the artist's signature fluid line work and exquisite draughtsmanship that defined the Franco-Belgian comics tradition. Measuring 10.50" x 6.75", the artwork is executed in Morris's distinctive brush pen style, capturing the "poor lonesome cowboy" in his classic dynamic pose alongside his intelligent equine companion. The sketch bears Morris's autograph "Morris" in the bottom right corner, confirming its authenticity as a genuine original work by the hand of Lucky Luke's creator. Morris, born Maurice de Bevere in 1923, created Lucky Luke in 1946 for the French comic Spirou, and the series went on to become one of the best-selling comics in Europe, translated into more than 30 languages with over 300 million copies sold worldwide. The character is celebrated for his ability to "shoot faster than his own shadow," with Jolly Jumper serving as his philosophical and protective companion throughout their adventures. This original sketch represents a rare opportunity to acquire a genuine piece of comic art history from the hand of one of the true masters of the European comic tradition, making it an exceptional addition to any serious collection of original comic artwork or Lucky Luke memorabilia.