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Henry Farny — Saddling Up | Western Art PrintHenry Farny — Saddling Up

Artist · 10 prints

Henry Farny Prints

About Henry Farny

Henry Farny was a French-born American painter and illustrator, born in Ribeauvillé, Alsace, on 15 July 1847 and died in Cincinnati, Ohio, on 23 December 1916. His family emigrated to the United States when he was a boy and settled first in Warren, Pennsylvania, near a Seneca reservation, before moving to Cincinnati around 1859. He began as a magazine illustrator, and took lessons in Düsseldorf from Albert Bierstadt in the late 1860s.

In 1881 Farny travelled up the Missouri River to Fort Yates in Dakota Territory, sketching and photographing the Sioux and collecting objects. That trip turned him toward Native American subjects, which he painted for the rest of his life, working from his studio in Cincinnati. The Captive (1885) is in the Cincinnati Art Museum, and The Song of the Talking Wire (1904), a Sioux man listening to a telegraph pole in the snow, is at the Taft Museum of Art. Henry Farny's Danger (1888) won a bronze medal at the 1889 Paris Exposition.

Henry Farny prints: reproductions of the Western paintings Henry Farny made between 1895 and 1911. The collection includes Saddling Up (1895), A Successful Hunt (1906), The Indian Bear Hunter (1911), The Ambush (1897) and The Day Is Done (1911).

This selection focuses on Native American hunters, riders and camps on the plains and in the mountains, including Apache Indians in the Mountains and A Moment of Suspense. Many scenes are small and quiet, with figures set in wide, open landscapes under pale skies. It also includes a sporting scene, Sage-Cock Shooting in Montana, and an oil sketch for his painting In the Shadow.

The muted browns, golds and pale skies suit studies, offices, dens and hallways, and the smaller works hang well in pairs. All prints are museum-quality reproductions, available unframed or framed with acrylic glazing, with free shipping and import duties covered.

Lento, from the American Quartet — Antonín Dvořák
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Saddling Up by Henry Farny — A Plains man saddles a bay horse on the prairie outside a tipi camp
Henry Farny — Saddling Up | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $210.00
Indian Chief by Henry Farny — A Plains chief in a feathered bonnet holds a rifle before a camp
Henry Farny — Indian Chief | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00
The Indian Bear Hunter by Henry Farny — A hunter in a fur cap watches a bear from beside a snowy boulder
Henry Farny — The Indian Bear Hunter | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $210.00
A Successful Hunt by Henry Farny — A hunter leads a laden horse down a sunlit snowfield
Henry Farny — A Successful Hunt | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00
Sage-Cock Shooting in Montana by Henry Farny — Hunters with shotguns cross sagebrush flats below red-rimmed buttes
Henry Farny — Sage-Cock Shooting in Montana | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00
Apache Indians in the Mountains by Henry Farny — Apache riflemen wait among boulders high above a canyon
Henry Farny — Apache Indians in the Mountains | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00
A Moment of Suspense by Henry Farny — A snowshoed hunter pauses with his rifle in a golden winter forest
Henry Farny — A Moment of Suspense | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $210.00
First Sketch for ‘In the Shadow’ by Henry Farny — A man leads a grey horse down a snowy mountain track
Henry Farny — First Sketch for ‘In the Shadow’ | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00
The Day Is Done by Henry Farny — Three hunters rest by a small fire beneath a snowbound peak
Henry Farny — The Day Is Done | Landscape Fine Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00
The Ambush by Henry Farny — Riflemen wait among canyon boulders as a stagecoach rounds the bend
Henry Farny — The Ambush | Western Art Print Sale priceFrom $165.00