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• William James Edmondson.
• WILLIAM JAMES EDMONDSON is one of the prominent school men of Southwestern Virginia, and has had an active career and service of thirty-five years as a. ...
• Edmondson was born on a farm two miles south of Meadowview, in Washington County, May 7, 1867. His great-great-grandfather was a Revolutionary patriot, Andrew Edmondson, who gave up his life while fighting the British Regulars and Tories at the important battle of Kings Mountain. ... The Edmondson family was one of the first established in Southwestern Virginia, and the first fort in this part of the State was known as Fort Edmondson. ... Edmondson of Abingdon. Superintendent Edmondson's grandfather, William Edmondson, was born at Liberty Hall in Washington County in 1800. ...
• John Wesley Edmondson, father of the division superintendent of schools, was born in Washington County in 1829, and in 1867 established' his home on the farm two miles south of Meadowview, where he spent the rest of his career and where he died in 1910. ... William James Edmondson is the oldest of their six children. ... David, the fifth child, owner and operator of the old homestead, is also president of the Edmondson Electric Company of Meadowview. ...
• William James Edmondson grew up at the old place near Meadowview, attended public schools, including the high school near Meadowview. ... Edmondson was principal of the Glade Spring Military Academy. ...
• Edmondson has acquired some important business interest. lie is a fourth owner of the Edmondson Electric Company, is a stockholder in the Bank of Glade Spring and the Mountain Trust Bank of Roanoke, and he has a farm and comfortable residence at Liberty Hall, having three hundred and twenty acres of Blue Grass land. ...
• Edmondson is a democrat, is a deacon of the Friendship Baptist Church of Washington County, is past master of Liberty Hall Lodge No. ...
• Edmondson married at Liberty Hall June 30, 1899, Miss Polly Preston, daughter of Capt. ... Edmondson is a graduate of the Liberty Hall High School. ... Edmondson. ...

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• Edmondson tells the story that he had a vision from God who told him to carve tombstones. ... Edmondson retold the story stating that the voice told him to "pick up your tools and start to work on a tombstone. ...
• Edmondson with Noah's Ark, Louise Dahl-Wolfe, Courtesy of Center for Creative Photography Arizona Board of Regents .

• The Art of William Edmondson.
• Cheekwood Tennessee Botanical Garden and Museum of Art presents The Art of William Edmondson in the newly refurbished Museum of Art, January 28 - April 23, 2000. ... The Cheekwood exhibit is the kick-off event in the Edmondson tour, in which 40 sculptures will be exhibited in New York City, Rochester, Atlanta and Orlando. (left: William Edmondson (1874 - 1951), School Teacher, Cheekwood Museum of Art).
• Cheekwood Museum of Art has also received a $100,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation for the traveling exhibition and catalogue, The Art of William Edmondson. ...
• Organized by the Cheekwood Museum of Art, the sculptures will be accompanied by approximately 40 historical photographs that will provide a strong, contextual background for Edmondson's work. ... The catalog will critically challenge existing scholarship and present new interpretations that - for the first time - relocate Edmondson's sculpture within the cultural milieu of his time. The reinterpretation should provide mainstream audiences opportunities to rethink the importance of Edmondson as an American artist. In the foreward to the catalog John Wetenhalll, PhD, Director, Cheekwood Museum of Art, explains: "Most of all, Edmondson was an artist of extraordinary tenderness and humane compassion. ... " (right: William Edmondson (1874 - 1951), Horse, Cheekwood Museum of Art).
• A native of Nashville, William Edmondson (1874 - 1951) was the first African American artist to be featured in a solo show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in 1937. Edmondson was a stone carver, born to former slaves, who worked with a hand-made chisel on limestone block discarded from demolished buildings; inspired, he said, by religious visions, he did not start sculpting until he was about sixty years old. (left: Louise Dahl-Wolfe, William Edmondson, 1936, gelatin silver print, Cheekwood Museum of Art ).
• When the Depression hit in 1929, Edmondson lost his job as a hospital orderly and began carving tombstones for the two African American cemeteries in Nashville, Mt. ... Edmondson told the story of how God spoke to him. ... (right: William Edmondson (1874 - 1951), Bess and Jon, c. ...

• Leonard Waegell Edmondson .
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• Leonard Edmondson:  1918 - 2002 .
• LEONARD EDMONDSON was born in Sacramento. ...   Resuming his art direction in 1947, Edmondson employed an aesthetic vocabulary derived from abstract surrealism and created images of "almost remembered" forms. ...
• Renowned as an etcher, Edmondson also made screenprints and lithographs. ...
• Throughout his creative life, Edmondson received numerous awards for his artwork. ...

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• Dr Bill Edmondson serves as Chief of the Contact Lens Clinic at Northeastern State University (NSU), College of Optometry in Oklahoma & as a clinical instructor in the Acute Eye Care Clinic at W. ...

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