Category: Insights or Questions
1892: Mountain Trail Painting
One of Farny painting that reached new eyes is the 1892 painting “Mountain Trail“. This painting was featured in a… read more 1892: Mountain Trail Painting
1887-02: Farny’s Suspicious Guests Vs. Unwelcome Guests
Farny’s Suspicious Guests was published in the February 05, 1887, issue, of Harper’s Weekly, pages 96-97. I have yet to… read more 1887-02: Farny’s Suspicious Guests Vs. Unwelcome Guests
1892: Indian Encampment Vs. With the Pony Herds
In 1893, Farny lent a painting called With the Pony Herds to 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. It appears that painting… read more 1892: Indian Encampment Vs. With the Pony Herds
1890: ‘The Apaches are Out’, ‘In Arizona’, or ‘Through the Pass’?
The March 14, 1893, issue of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette feature an extensive biography of Farny and included the image… read more 1890: ‘The Apaches are Out’, ‘In Arizona’, or ‘Through the Pass’?
1901: “New Pastures” Painting Stolen in 1969
In 1901, Farny completed “Pastures New“. In 1969, this painting was stolen from a home in Indian Hill. An attempt… read more 1901: “New Pastures” Painting Stolen in 1969
1896: Return of the War Party; River Bends
In 1896, Farny completed Return of the War Party, which showed an Indian war party traveling along a river. The… read more 1896: Return of the War Party; River Bends
1884: Sketch & Paintings of Indian w/gun against rock
The 1884 book of Eclectic’s Primary History of the United State included a sketch showing an Indian against a steep… read more 1884: Sketch & Paintings of Indian w/gun against rock
1889: Peace Be With You Vs. 1886 Early Sketch
The Blanton Museum at the University of Texas has, amongst its collection of Farnys, a painting he completed in 1889… read more 1889: Peace Be With You Vs. 1886 Early Sketch
1906: The Coming of the Fire Horse
In 1906, the Cincinnati Art Museum held its annual art exhibit. Included in that exhibit was Farny’s The Coming of… read more 1906: The Coming of the Fire Horse
1898-1900: The End of the Monarch Paintings
A Clevelander by birth, Frank Wiborg moved to Cincinnati, attending high school at the Chickering Scientific and Classical Institute. In… read more 1898-1900: The End of the Monarch Paintings