Francis William Edmonds’s “Barking Up the Wrong Tree” depicts an elderly man and a young woman in a rustic interior with a dog. This 1852-1853 genre scene, by the self-taught banker-artist, humorously illustrates misjudgment as the man appears to wait on the dog.
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