Photograph of the buffalo skull given to Georgia O'Keeffe in the 1930s by Robert Johnson. Buffalo skull with the horns suspended from the portal between two vigas, sky and clouds visible. Handwritten by O'Keeffe in black ink on verso: "This is in the portal as you go toward//the studio door—It was picked up//by the old Theodore Roosefelt [sic] party when//they toured the West years ago. The//son of one of the party gave it to me//It is a buffalo head—G"

Photograph of Chia sitting with skulls and bones in background.

Frances Halden [?] and Helen Jones standing outside, holding a large skull between them. Handwritten in pencil on verso: "Longhorn Skull for Ms O'Keeffe / Frances Halder [?] and / Helen Jones on the / Halden's [?] adobe / walled terrace - / (Sun shadows through / latticed roof on walls / behind)".

Striking profile portrait of O'Keeffe dressed in black, seated on the banco at the entrance of her Abiquiu house under a large set of elk antlers,with white shafts of ambient light falling on her forehead through the doorway.

Portrait of O'Keeffe standing in profile in the landscape, in front of an easel with a blank canvas and a rams skull with horns; O'Keeffe is wearing a blue jean jacket with her hair pulled back in a bun.