a modern trend." Works ca. 1931–1933 – Tulips (oil, painting) 1934 – Port of Edgartown 1935 – Rhododendron 1937 – Contemplation (oil on canvas, painting) 1939 – Experimenting with the First Model of the Cotton Gin (mural) 1943 – Calship Worker, Wilmington, California (painting) 1943 – Rosie the Riveter (painting) Awards 1926 – Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Fellowship Award 1932 – Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Fellowship Award 1935 – Art Director's Club, Fellowship Award (New York, NY, USA) 1939 – Medal, Beverly Hills Art Festival (City of Beverly Hills, Beverly Hills, CA, USA) Notable exhibitions 1931 – Weyhe Galleries (NY) (first exhibition) 1934 – Macbeth Gallery (first solo show) 1930, 1937 – Cororan Gallery biennials 1934–35, 1945, 1948 – Art Institute of Chicago 1935–38, 1941 Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art Annual 1937, 1940, 1947 – Macbeth Gallery 1937–38, 1940, 1949 – WMAA 1937–38, 1944–46, 1947–49 – Carnegie Institute Notable collections and retrospectives Preserving the Past, Securing the Future: Donations of Art, 1987–1997 1991 – Edna Reindel American Magic Realist (1894–1990), Robert Henry Adams Fine Art, Chicago, IL, USA References External links Five exhibition catalogs of Reindel, available from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Libraries. Edna Reindel Papers at the National Museum of Women in the Arts 1894 births 1990 deaths American surrealist artists Artists from Detroit Pratt Institute alumni Painters from Michigan 20th-century American painters 20th-century sculptors American muralists People of the New Deal arts projects 20th-century American women artists Women muralists Women surrealist artists