José María González Cox
(Chema Cox)
& Edwin González

Tz'utujil Maya Artists from San Pedro la Laguna

Paintings signed Chema Cox
Chema taught his nephew Edwin how to paint using watercolors and discovered that Edwin was exceptionally gifted. Because Chema already was a well known artist, he signed and marketed the paintings. Edwin most likely did most of the work
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Hacia el Mercado (Towards the Market) 2007, 18" x 13" Watercolor on paper, unframed Cat: cox-048 Chema González Cox
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. La huida de las virgenes (The Flight of the Virgens) 2007, 13" x 18" Water color on paper, framed Cat: COX-061 Jos� Maria Gonz�lez Cox Maya Woman: The Helen Moran Collection
For commentary about Chema's paintings in the Moran Collection visit: MayaWomenInArt
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Mujeres Le�adoras (Women Carrying Firewood) 2007, 13" x 18" Water color on paper, framed Cat: COX-060 Jos� Maria Gonz�lez Cox Maya Woman: The Helen Moran Collection
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Cargando Le�a (Transporting Firewood) 2007, 12" x 16" Watercolor on paper, unframed Cat: cox-058 Chema González Cox
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Juego de Ni�os (Child's Play) 2007, 18" x 13" Watercolor on paper, unframed Cat: cox-047 Chema González Cox & Edwin González
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Cascada (Waterfall) 2006, 18" x 13 Watercolor on paper, unframed Cat: cox-059 Chema González Cox
Paintings signed Edwin Gonz�lez
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Volcanes Toliman y Atitl�n (Toliman and Atitl�n Volcanoes) 2007, 18" x 13" Watercolor on paper., unframed Cat: edw-002 Edwin González

Paintings by Chema and Edwin from our two collections that are now in museum collections
Paintings signed by Chema González Cox in museums
	This painting is in the collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. El Chompipe es Parte de la Familia (The Turkey is Part of the Family) 2007, 13" x 18" Watercolor on Paper Chema González Cox Copyright: Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian
	This painting is in the collection of the Denver Art Museum.
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Mujer que Ba�a a un Ni�o en el Lago (Woman bathing child in lake. ) 2007, 18" x 13" Water color on paper, unframed Cat: COX-0002 Jos� Maria Gonz�lez Cox Maya Woman: The Helen Moran Collection
	This painting is in the collection of International Museum of Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Cocina Maya (Maya Kitchen) 2000, 27" x 40" Watercolor on paper, unframed Cat: cox-043 Chema González Cox
	These paintings are in the collection of the Dallas Art Museum.
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Costurera y sus Ni�os (Seamstress and her Children) 2007, 13" x 18" Watercolor on Paper, unframed Cat: cox-056 Chema González Cox
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Dos Ni�os Santa Clara la Laguna (Two Boys Santa Clara la Laguna) 2012, 18" x 13" Watercolor on Paper, unframed Cat: cox-062 Chema González Cox
	A museum is in the process of acquiring this painting
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Ritos en un Altar pre-Hispanico (Rites on a pre-Hispanic Altar) 2019, 9" x 7.25" Watercolor on Paper, unframed Cat: cox-063 Chema González Cox
Paintings signed by Edwin González in museums
	This painting by Edwin Gonz�lez is in the collection of the Latin American Cultural Center in Pittsburg, PA Part of LASA (Latin American Studies Association)
Click image for larger version or here for highest resolution. Baile del Venado (Deer Dance) 2002, 16" x 12" Watercolor on paper, framed Cat: edw-001 Edwin González