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Tortilla makers
Jean Charlot
1938
Picture Book, final page (colophon), combined intitial of Merle Armitage and trademark of the Will A. Kistler Company and text relating to contents of book
Jean Charlot
1933
Virgin and Child
Jean Charlot
1941
'The Sunday Dress', Mexican family including a child on a chair wearing an elegant hat
Jean Charlot
1947
First steps, a mother bent over supporting a child
Jean Charlot
1936
Members of the Spanish Court, illustrations for pages 16 and 17 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
Crouching man carrying a large package (cargador), from the Picture Book (Plate 7)
Jean Charlot
1933
Coiffure (or Delousing) with two figures
Jean Charlot
1935
Mother and child
Jean Charlot
1934
A family of tortilla makers
Jean Charlot
1943
Carmen
Prosper Mérimée
1941
Serpentine creature, illustration for page 17 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
A seated guitarist
Jean Charlot
1929
Christmas card with nativity scene
Jean Charlot
1944
Monterey Cypress
Jean Charlot
1934
Aztec gods tied to a rope engaging in a tug of war, illustration for page 25 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
Le Tabernacle (The Tabernacle), plate 14 from "Chemin de Croix" (Stations of the Cross)
Jean Charlot
1918–20 (re-printed 1977)
Rest and Work; a woman making a tortilla with a child on her back
Jean Charlot
1937
A standing old man pouring water out of a cup, illustration for page 41 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
Sunday Dress
Jean Charlot
1947
Kei Viti (Melanesian Images)
Jean Charlot
1978
The raising of Lazarus
Jean Charlot
1933
'Tondo II', from the Picture Book (plate 12)
Jean Charlot
1933
'Work and Rest' a Mexican woman carrying a child on her back while preparing tortilla
Jean Charlot
1956
Mother and child
Jean Charlot
1934
Conchita seated
Jean Charlot
1935
Dancing indigenous women superimposed onto a music bar, illustration for page 38 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
Copy as published of 'Picture Book' with 32 lithographic illustrations by Jean Charlot and text by Paul Claudel (John Becker, New York 1933)
Jean Charlot
1933
Catalogue of Prints
Jean Charlot
1936
Sa Mère Le Joint (His mother joins him), plate 4 from "Chemin de Croix" (Stations of the Cross)
Jean Charlot
1918–20 (re-printed 1977)
Seated woman making a tortilla
Jean Charlot
1930
Mother and child
Jean Charlot
1934
'The Distaff Side', Mexican women working in a kitchen
Jean Charlot
1951
Blackasdeath climbing on Dryasdust, illustration for page 24 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
A devil marking time with a gong, illustration for page 26 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
Two-faced colossal head with a snake wrapped around it, illustration for page 32 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
Woman standing with a child on her back
Jean Charlot
1933
A dove in the palm of a hand, illustration for page 10 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30
The Sorcerer, a man with a gun confronting a bird with the face of a man
José Guadalupe Posada
ca. 1900–1910
Six male recruits for the Santa Maria standing in a line, illustration for page 22 of "The Book of Christopher Columbus: a Lyrical Drama in Two Parts"
Jean Charlot
ca. 1929–30