Which O'Keeffe painting features a ram's skull, white hollyhocks, and New Mexico hills?

The painting featuring a ram's skull, white hollyhocks, and New Mexico hills is Ram's Head, White Hollyhock-Hills.

Georgia O'Keeffe painted the work in 1935, combining a prominently displayed animal skull with pale flowers and a distant Southwestern landscape. The unusual arrangement brings natural forms from different visual scales into one composition.

Animal bones became recurring subjects in O'Keeffe's New Mexico paintings. She collected bones from the desert and treated them as enduring, sculptural forms rather than merely as symbols of death.

The title is sometimes confused with other O'Keeffe works involving skulls, including Cow's Skull: Red, White, and Blue. The specified skull, flowers, and hills identify this 1935 painting.