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mightyflamethrower · 2 months
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Edna Reindel (American, 1 894-1990)
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lisamarie-vee · 2 months
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womblegrinch · 3 years
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Edna Reindel (1894-1980) - Farm on Martha’s Vineyard
Oil on canvas. Painted in 1931.
20 x 24 inches, 50.8 x 61 cm. Estimate: US$5,000-7,000.
Sold Christie’s, New York, 20 Nov 2018 for US$25,000 incl B.P.
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aunti-christ-ine · 3 years
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smithsonian · 7 years
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Cats didn’t need the internet to achieve feline fame. 
Our @archivesofamericanart has a new exhibition, “Before Internet Cats: Feline Finds from the Archives of American Art,” which explores how cats are represented in rare documents like sketches and drawings, letters, and photographs from the 19th century through the early 2000s.
We decided to let the cat out of the bag...er, box with this collage postcard sent from fiber artist Lenore Tawney to filmmaker Maryette Charlton. Tawney’s postcards often featured intricate layers of found media and handwritten notes. Animals, especially cats, were a frequent motif.
While we think the whole exhibition is purrfect (we couldn’t help it), here are some of our favorite pieces from the archives:
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Georges Mathieu, a French painter, embellished this oversize letter to painter Hedda Sterne. It’s among the cat-themed correspondence from Mathieu that are in Sterne’s papers.
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Cats often make ideal studio companions. They serve as sympathetic critics and elegant muses. 
In this photo, Pozy the cat watches muralist Edna Reindel work in her California studio. (Pozy is also the subject of the wall mural behind them.)
Photos of artists in their studios enhance our understanding of their stories and their working processes.
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Reginald Gammon was known for his evocative portraits of prominent African Americans (and not cats) but in the mid-1960s he illustrated a children’s book that chronicles the friendship between a boy and a bespectacled cat.
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Thousands of sketches in the Archives of American Art offer insight into artists’ creative processes. A 1948 sketchbook of watercolor studies by muralist and children’s book illustrator Emily Barto highlights the distinct personalities of several felines—here’s one taking a cat nap.
#BeforeInternetCats is on view through Oct. 29 in the Lawrence A. Fleischman Gallery (the first floor of the National Portrait Gallery). You can also paw your way through the exhibition online. 
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books0977 · 7 years
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7 Must Die. James Warner Bellah. New York: D. Appleton and Co. 1938. First edition. Original dust jacket by Edna Reindel.
Hard-boiled mystery novel set in Hawaii and on a schooner on the South Seas. Characters include "a former concert star, a selfish adventuress, an enigmatic doctor, a self-made man of the South Seas, two young people very much in love, and an assorted gang of crooks and seamen."
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pwlanier · 3 years
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Edna Reindel
(American, 1894-1990)
Evocation
1945
oil on masonite
signed Edna Reindel and dated (lower left)
24 ½ x 20 ¼ inches.
Hindman
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oncanvas · 4 years
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Farm on Martha's Vineyard, Edna Reindel, 1931
Oil on canvas 20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm)
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spinmeround · 5 years
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Edna Reindel Painting. LIFE 1937
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We dedicate this Caturday to Pozy the cat. 
During the 1930s, Edna Reindel (1894–1990) was well known for her still lifes and murals. In this photograph, Pozy the cat watches Reindel work in her California studio. Pozy is also the subject of the wall mural behind them. 
 This photograph is currently on view in our exhibit 'Before Internet Cats' http://s.si.edu/2o7sJWN
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danismm · 6 years
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Edna Reindel Paintings. LIFE 1937
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