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Joseph Emile Renier

Joseph Emile Renier

Awakening (1920)

Ezra Winter (1924)

Dancing Girl (1925)

Study for Boy with Snails (1929)

Study for Nutcracker (1930)

The Bather (1930)

(Metope study for Postal Administration Building) Safety of Mails ( 2) (1933)

(Metope study for Postal Administration Building) Classical Figure ( 2) (1933)

(Metope study for Postal Administration Building) Carrier Pigeons ( 1) (1933)

(Metope study for Postal Administration Building) Three Classical Warrior Figures (1933)

(Metope Study for Postal Administration Building) Blanket Signal (1933)

(Metope study for Postal Administration Building) Standing Figure of Nude Child ( 1) (1933)

(Metope Study for Postal Administration Building) Smoke Signal ( 1) (1933)

(Metope Study for Postal Administration Building) Smoke Signal ( 2) (1933)

(Metope Study for Postal Administration Building) Tom Toms ( 3) (1933)

Texas Medallion Medal (design for obverse) (1936)

Texas Medallion Medal (1936)

Speed (study for New York World's Fair Court of Communications Building Statue) (1939)

Female Figure (Diana) (1940)

Pro Patria (1941)

Pro Patria Medal (1941)

Pro Patria Medal (design for obverse) (1941)

Pro Patria Medal (design for reverse) (1941)

World War II Triptych (1945)

Hiram C. Nicholas Gold Medal, Founder's Award, The Council of Profit Sharing Industries (1947)

American Legion School Award Medal (1950)

American Legion School Award Pin (1950)

Omar N. Bradley Medal Distinguished Service Award (design for obverse) (1950)

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