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Edward K. Williams was an American Impressionist and modernist painter, specializing in landscape. Edward K. Williams was born in Pennsylvania in 1870, later going on to study at the Art Institute of Chicago. He exhibited with the Institute from 1903 to 1929, and also showed with several societies and groups across the United States, including the American Watercolor Society. Edward K. Williams spent the later portion of his life in Indiana, where he rose to be president of the Brown Country Art Gallery Association and the Indiana Art Club. Edward K. Williams is remembered for his serene, colorful images that capture the beauty and tranquility of nature in different seasons. He died in 1950.