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Henry Farny (American, 1847–1916), The Long Shot (1891)

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Henry François Farny (1847–1916) was an American painter and illustrator. He was born in France, but in 1853 his family emigrated to the United States. They settled in Warren, Pennsylvania, near a Seneca reservation. Farny's contact with the Senecas as a child led to a lifetime of interest in the Native Americans of his adopted land.
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Bluestockings

Thanks for your comment, Clausing. Horses and dogs put up with a lot for us humans. . .

eagleboi

Truer words never spoken on the use of fire arms and horses ;-) thanks for your comments and have a great day @Clausing.

A very nice image of a period of transition in native American culture. I bet that fellow was a good shot, although accuracy for a long shot from horseback is a feat, not made simpler by the difficulty of training your horse to tolerate the blast.

Bluestockings

You're welcome, eagleboi! :-)

eagleboi

We're glad Henry Farny adapted his talents to our 1st nation peoples, he does the genre justice. Thanks for this fine puzzle Bluestockings.

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