Henry F. Farny Art Survey The first book-length study of

The first book-length study of this photorealist painter best known for his extreme close-ups of gleaming pinball machines

pull out of Texas with two cute white hostages in the cab and a boatload of heroin in the trunk

18 illustrations by Frazetta

By way of introduction – or to renew old acquaintances – there is a 13-page illustrated index of Crumb’s inimitable characters

he's the one whose drawings have the little initials BEK in the corner

Henry F. Farny Art Survey The first book-length study ofHenry Farny is probably the foremost painter of the American Indian and the Old West landscapes. Unlike his predecessors, who painted Indians as anthropological specimens, and western scenery as a geological and geographical record, Farny felt that the plains, the buttes, the whole country and its people are fuller of material for the artist than any country in Europe. Unlike most of his contemporaries who were painting in the broad Munich school,