Lithograph on vélin paper. Paper size: 8.75 x 11 inches. Excellent condition. Unsigned and unnumbered, as issued. Notes: From the album, Picture Book, 32 Original Lithographs By Jean Charlot, 1933. Published by John Becker, New York; printed by Will A. Kistler Company, Los Angeles, under the technical supervision of Will A. Kistler, Los Angeles, 1933. Excerpted from the album, These 32 original chromolithographs were drawn directly on the plates by Jean Charlot, and printed under the technical supervision of Will A. Kistler. Format designed by Merle Armitage. Type handset by Lynton R. Kistler. Printed at the plant of the Will A. Kistler Company. Offset presswork by Edward Broughton. Limited to D numbered copies signed by Jean Charlot, Lynton R. Kistler and Merle Armitage. Copies I to XXXII inclusive contain a set of the progressive proofs. Los Angeles, 1933. JEAN CHARLOT (1898-1979) was a painter, muralist, and illustrator that arrived in Mexico at the height of the Mexican Renaissance. While assisting with archaeological excavations at Mayan temples, Charlot would copy bas-reliefs. This iconography, also central to understanding Mesoamerican architecture, would influence his artwork and mural practice. Alongside “Los tres grandes”, Charlot participated in Mexican muralism and is credited with completing the first fresco mural in Mexico City in 1923.