The Resilient Vision of John Fulton Folinsbee In the annals of American landscape painting, few names evoke the atmospheric magic of the Delaware River valley quite like John Fulton “Jack” Folinsbee. Born in Buffalo, New York, on March 14, 1892, Folinsbee’s life was a profound testament to the triumph of spirit over physical adversity. At the tender age of fourteen, a debilitating bout of polio left him permanently wheelchair-bound, yet this physical limitation never constrained his artistic reach. Instead, it seemed to sharpen his focus, driving him toward a meticulous and deeply emotive ob…