Indian Boys Breaking a Pony
Harper's Weekly
- Marked Down $125.00
- Gallery Price $275.00
- Title
- Indian Boys Breaking a Pony
- Artist
- Harper's Weekly
- Medium
- Hand-colored wood engraving
- Sight size
- 8 1/2" height X 13" width
- Frame
- Gold beaded fillet, archival mat board, dark stained wood molding with gold sight edge (custom)
- Frame size
- 15" height X 19 1/2" width
- Signed
- "W.M. Cary" is printed in image at viewer's lower right corner
- Date of creation
- 1874
- Condition
- Excellent (art and frame)
- Provenance
- From the famed Albion Fenderson collection APF
- About The Indian Boys Breaking a Pony
William M. Cary was the artist who drew this dramatic scene for Harper's Weekly.
- About Harper's Weekly
"Published by Harper and Brothers from 1857 until 1916, Harper's Weekly featured foreign and domestic news, fiction, essays on many subjects, and humor accompanied by illustrations. It covered the American Civil War, including many illustrations of events from the war.
By 1860 its circulation approximated 200,000. Renowned illustrators of the time contributed their work: Winslow Homer, Granville Perkins and Livingston Hopkins to name a few." Wikipedia
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