Kahuna with Sacred Stone. 1969. Portable fresco.
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Hawaiian Drummers. Jean Charlot. May 5, 1950. Fresco, portable mural. 6 ft wide × 4 ft high. Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. Photos: Hal Lum, full image and details.
Early Contacts of Hawaiʻi with Outer World. Jean Charlot. August 9–November 26, 1966. Fresco. Total area 98 ft wide × 9 ft high in two sections. First National Bank (renamed: First Hawaiian Bank), Waikīkī Branch, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. Photo: Hal Lum.
Kahuna with Sacred Stone. Jean Charlot. 1969. Portable fresco. 45 1/2 in wide × 45 1/2 in high. Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. Photo: Hal Lum.
Massacre in the Main Temple. Jean Charlot. October 2, 1922–January 31, 1923. Fresco. 26 ft wide × 14 ft high. Stairway, west court, Escuela Nacional Preparatoria (renamed: Antiguo Colegio de San Ildefonso), México, D.F. Photo: Bob Schalkwijk.
Two Color Studies for Parish Mural Project, Processional: The Sunny Side, The Shadow Side. Jean Charlot. 1920. Gouache on paper, pasted onto board; the board for each study is divided into three sections that fold onto each other. Whole board is 85 1/2 in wide × 10 1/4 in high; painting is 84 1/4 in wide × 10 1/4 in high. Jean Charlot Collection, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi. Photos: Marcia Rickard.
Life of St. Bridget. Jean Charlot. April 2–May 13, 1939. Oil on canvas. Two panels, each 16 1/2 ft wide × 6 3/4 ft high. Apsidal side walls, St. Brigid Church, Peapack, New Jersey. Finished in situ August 29–September 1, 1939. Photos: Church of St. Brigid.
Kahuna with Sacred Stone. 1969. Portable fresco.