Edmondson, William (c. 1882–1951)
| US sculptor. The son of former slaves, he picked cotton, worked at railroad shops and as a janitor, before he started limestone sculpting. Noted for his modern-primitive art, he specialized in worldly and religious works, such as Mary and Martha (1938). |
| He was born in Nashville, Tennessee. |
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