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Colors Perhaps one of my favorite artists so far, Henry F. Farny’s images provide an in-depth look into how he viewed the wild west. An import in the Americas, Henry was born in France and immigrated to Pennsylvania with his family at a very young age.
An Indirect Subject
As with most of the artists I’ve shown, horses find themselves an indirect subject within his art. However that doesn’t make them any less important in the final product, Mr. Farny’s work shows us how important the equine animal became to the native people of North America.
Here is Henry’s version of the wild west, not always telling a happy story, but providing a glimpse into his vision of life during that time. His work is incredibly prolific, in fact there is so much of it I had to split his post into two parts.
EquiFest of Kansas is an all breed horse fair & exposition presented by the Kansas horse Council, a non-profit organization formed to help promote the equine industry. 
No matter where we are, most horse lovers like to see reminders of their obsession…and truly, nothing is sacred. When it comes to decor, adding horsey touches is a fun way to extend your passion into your daily grind.
Perhaps my favorite part of writing a site about the animal I love is being able to get creative & expose their fun side. As far as I’m concerned horses are full of giggles.
Attracts over 2,300 of the worlds finest Arabian and half-Arabian horses to compete in 640 classes for over a million dollars in prize money. Classes include western & english riding, halter, jumping, native costume and liberty.
Held by the United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) this meeting is an opportunity for horse professionals of all breeds and disciplines to come together. 
This is a large horse show, more geared towards and focused on the participants and their mounts.