The Honorable John Sharp Williams (1854-1932), (painting).

The Honorable John Sharp Williams (1854-1932), (painting).

Burdette, Hattie E., 1855-1955, painter.

The Honorable John Sharp Williams (1854-1932), (painting).

Portrait of John Sharp Williams seated with his body turned to the left, his gaze directed toward the viewer, his left arm resting on the back of his chair, and his righ thand holding a folded letter in his lap. He wears a dark jacket, vest, and tie, with a white shirt, and he has gray hair and a gray moustache.

Portrait male -- Williams, John Sharp -- Kneel length

Occupation -- Political -- Senator

Occupation -- Political -- Congressman

Swayze, Elizabeth Holmes, Greenwood, Mississippi

Speakes, Vera Jacobs, "Mississippi Portraiture," Laurel, MS: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Mississippi and the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, 1987, pg. 278.

Speakes, Vera Jacobs, "Mississippi Portraiture," Laurel, MS: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Mississippi and the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art, 1987, pg. 278.

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