Exhibited at the Paris Salon (1895) and

at Sharp's Cincinnati studio in the fall of 1896 as Mrs. J. H. Sharp. Sharp kept this portrait of his beloved first wife, Addie, on display in his living room in Taos. (see related image, #4a)

Sharp also painted a portrait of Addie's sister, Louise, at this time and exhibited it in his 1896 studio display. (location unknown)

Mrs. J. H. Sharp (Addie Byram Sharp)

Record ID: 4

Date: 1895

Medium: oil on canvas

Dimensions:

39 x 32 1/2 in.

Signature / Inscription:

LL: J.H.SHARP. / Crecy en Brie 95

Owner: Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, OK

Accession Number: 01.2549

Provenance:

The artist; Mrs. J.H. Addie Byram Sharp, 1895; the artist, 1913; Gilcrease Museum, Tulsa, OK

Created concurrently with Peter Hassrick's 2018 Whitney West publication The Life & Art of Joseph Henry Sharp, this online catalogue highlights more than 700 works by J.H. Sharp that are held in public collections.

Mrs. J. H. Sharp (Addie Byram Sharp)

Related

Sitting Room, Taos

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