Category: Other Magazines

On September 01, 1883, several Cincinnati newspapers announced that The Week: Illustrated, a new illustrated newspaper, would begin publishing issues… read more 1883-09: The Week Illustrated

For the entire month of 1883 Farny was on the move. He’d been lucky enough to join President Henry Villard’s… read more 1883-09: The Northern Pacific Last Spike

Farny and Felix Oswald teamed up for this short article on Mexican Railroads, which included a single illustration by Farny… read more 1882: “Mexican Railroads” Illustration

The December 27, 1882, issue of The Continent included a poem called “Lady Yeardley’s Guest“. The writer, Margaret Junkin Preston,… read more 1883: “Lady Yeardley’s Guest” Illustrations

In July of 1879, Lippincott’s Magazine of Popular Literature and Science began a series of Farny’s sketches, a bunch of… read more 1879-1880: Farny’s “Summerland Sketches” Illustrations

The July 1878 issue of St. Nicholas Magazine included Farny’s sketch for Charles H. Woodman’s true account of how a… read more 1878-07: Farny Sketch for “The Girl Who Saved the General”

In June of 1878, William O Stoddard’s Dab Kinzer: A Story of a Growing Boy began serialization in the St…. read more 1878-06: “Dab Kinzer” Illustration

Launched in 1869, Golden Hours Magazine For Boys and Girls (not to be confused with Golden Hours for Sunday Reading,… read more 1878-01: Golden Hours’ Owldom Illustrations

Henry Farny’s trip to Europe between August 1875 and August 1876 interrupted what had become a steady flow of illustrations… read more 1877-04: “General Peg” — Back to Bread and Butter Work

Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly’s November 7, 1874, issue featured Farny’s “Balloon Wedding” illustration. Wedding nuptials in a balloon, touted by… read more 1874-11-07: “Balloon Wedding” Illustration