After 30 years, a triumphant return.(FEATURES)(ARTS & LEISURE)

From: The Christian Science Monitor | Date: October 10, 2003 | Copyright information

Byline: Gloria Goodale Arts and culture correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor

WESTWOOD, CALIF. -- Lee Bontecou is back. If you are under say, 40 or so - even if you are a serious art enthusiast - you can be forgiven for responding, "Who?"

But this sculptor, one of the few women artists to receive major recognition in the 1960s, has returned with the first major retrospective of her work in 30 years, and there's no other word for it: The art world is ...

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