A monumental Polaroid photograph by Peter Beard captures a massive world-record elephant tusk discovered in Marsabit, Kenya, layered with Beard's signature hand-applied ink and paint markings that transform the image into a visceral meditation on loss and the natural world. The work features Magritte Rammé as a human presence set against the immense ivory, creating a haunting juxtaposition of fragile human scale against the remains of a legendary animal. Created as part of his celebrated "Tusk" series, this unique piece exemplifies Beard's deeply personal approach to wildlife documentation, blending photography with raw mark-making to bear witness to the devastation of the African elephant.