Gallery
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Untitled 1960 welded steel, canvas and wire artwork by Lee Bontecou, 43 x 51 in.
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Untitled 1997 graphite on paper drawing by Lee Bontecou, 22.5 x 30 in.
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'Sixth Stone I', color lithograph on paper by Lee Bontecou, 1964
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Lee Bontecou in her New York studio, 1963, photo by Ugo Mulas
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