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Edna Reindel: An Inspiring Artist for an Unprecedented Time
Posted: May 27, 2020
Category: Edna Reindel
Edna Reindel's "Women at War" paintings express her viewpoint that humans endure—and even thrive— during challenging times when they work communally and pursue equity.
Painting of a light-skinned woman wearing safety goggles and working with machinery in an industrial warehouse setting. In the background, other light-skinned figures work on airplane parts.