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Sketchy, linear drawing of a large skull shown from the front with hollow eyes

Elephant Skull, Plate I

Henry Moore

1969

Close-up view of interior of a skull showing bones and crevices in a sketchy, dense, linear style

Elephant Skull, Plate II

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy drawing showing a close-up of a skull with horizontal, vertical, and circular lines all over

Elephant Skull, Plate III

Henry Moore

1969

Light circular form around a darker interior with cross-hatching and dense lines at the center

Elephant Skull, Plate IV

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy abstract print of undulating, organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate IX

Henry Moore

1969

Loose, sketchy lines creating organic and geometric forms over the entire surface

Elephant Skull, Plate V

Henry Moore

1969

Horizontal drawing showing organic forms and deep, dense lines with positive and negative shapes

Elephant Skull, Plate VI

Henry Moore

1970

Side-view of a skull on a table drawn in a loose, sketchy style

Elephant Skull, Plate VII

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy abstract print of organic forms that converge toward the center with a hole in middle

Elephant Skull, Plate VIII

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy, abstract vertically oriented print with undulating, organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate X

Henry Moore

1970

Sketchy rendering of an elephant skull on flat surface, oriented toward the right side

Elephant Skull, Plate XI

Henry Moore

1969

Pair of images representing the same detail of elephant skull, more concretely rendered on left

Elephant Skull, Plate XII

Henry Moore

1969

Pair of images representing elephant skulls, rendered in the style of a contour drawing

Elephant Skull, Plate XIII

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy rendering of an elephant skull, oriented toward the right side, with lines in background

Elephant Skull, Plate XIV

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy, abstract horizontally oriented print with organic forms that look like a bone in a socket

Elephant Skull, Plate XIX

Henry Moore

1969

Sketch of elephant skull laying horizontally, rendered in the style of contour drawing

Elephant Skull, Plate XV

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy, abstract vertically oriented print with undulating, organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate XVI

Henry Moore

1970

Sketchy rendering of an elephant skull, oriented toward the left, with shadows behind it

Elephant Skull, Plate XVII

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy, abstract vertically oriented print with undulating, organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate XVIII

Henry Moore

1970

Sketchy close-up of elephant skull represented by undulating, organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate XX

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy close-up of elephant skull represented by undulating, organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate XXI

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy close-up of elephant skull with organic forms and areas of dense lines

Elephant Skull, Plate XXII

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy rendering of the back of an elephant skull, sitting on flat surface with shadows behind it

Elephant Skull, Plate XXIII

Henry Moore

1969

Close-up of elephant skull with vertical shadow at center and curved vertical shapes on each side

Elephant Skull, Plate XXIV

Henry Moore

1970

Sketchy close-up of the front of an elephant skull with undulating organic forms

Elephant Skull, Plate XXV

Henry Moore

1970

Sketchy close-up of bones as undulating organic forms with areas of highlights and shadow

Elephant Skull, Plate XXVI

Henry Moore

1969

Sketchy close-up of elephant skull with darker forms in foreground and larger highlighted mass

Elephant Skull, Plate XXVII

Henry Moore

1970

Sketchy rendering of an elephant skull, seen from behind, sitting on a flat surface

Elephant Skull, Plate XXVIII

Henry Moore

1969

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