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  • Lee Bontecou: Untitled
    Lee Bontecou

    …Theater at Lincoln Center, titled 1964. She created an armature that formed two winglike structures spanning 20 feet (6 metres), made from a Plexiglas turret of a World War II bomber and other molded and abstracted shapes. Bontecou continued working in that genre until the birth of her daughter, an…

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    …Theater at Lincoln Center, titled 1964. She created an armature that formed two winglike structures spanning 20 feet (6 metres), made from a Plexiglas turret of a World War II bomber and other molded and abstracted shapes. Bontecou continued working in that genre until the birth of her daughter, an…

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