LEE BONTECOU "UNTITLED (STOCKHOLM)" 1970Lee Bontecou (1931 2022) is an important and unique contributor to American abstraction during the 20th century. In the late 1950's, Bontecou began exhibiting innovative and radical wall mounted sculptures. Using an array of mostly discarded or utilitarian materials including mail sacks or components from discarded machines Bontecou created 3 dimensional works that were highly ambiguous and intriguing. During the 1960's Bontecou exhibited at Leo

This intimate and impish drawing serves as a sly glimpse into Wieland's inner world

depicted with thick outlines

This elegant and evocative work on paper demonstrates Denher's distinct brand of abstraction

The artist thoughtfully juxtaposes organic textures with theatrical and ornate details

"The LOVE is a concrete poem as far as I'm concerned

5"H (artwork)

Unique trial print

he began spraying the paint on his canvases

The facade of the Coliseum

nude silhouettes (often evocative of Matisse)

Around 2016

inviting viewers to imagine the limitless dimension that exists beyond the paper itself