From 1926 to 1929 Charlot was the staff artist for a Carnegie Institute archaeological expedition in the Yucatán, Mexico. Moving to the United States in 1929, he taught at many schools—including the Art Students League in New York City, the University of Georgia, and the University of Hawaii—until 1966.
Additional Artworks
From John & Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art
-
Stow Wengenroth
The Far Shore, 1957
Lithograph
18.25 x 24.25 in
-
Arthur Deshaies
Matador and the Bulls: Yucatan, 1957
Engraving
12 x 14 in
-
Craig Sheppard
Negotiator, 1957
Oil
42.25 x 25.5 in
-
Craig Sheppard
Mountain Springs NV, 1957
Watercolor
21 x 16.875 in
-
Jean Charlot
Work and Rest, 1956
Lithograph
15 x 22.75 in
-
Craig Sheppard
Reclining Nude, 1956
Ink
39.4 x 64 in
-
Craig Sheppard
Dark Wings, 1956
Oil
21.625 x 18.125 in
-
Louis Bassi Siegriest
Virginia City, 1956
Mixed Media
27.875 x 37.5 in
About the artist
Jean Charlot
French-American
1898–1979