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From the Los Angeles Times: Louise Bourgeois dies at at 98 “Known for sculptures of giant spiders, women with extra breasts, double-headed phalluses and rooms that resonate with loneliness and dread, Bourgeois was a fearless creative force whose work could be disturbing and perversely witty. Although she got little attention from the art world until her seventh decade, she became its grand dame, constantly in demand and showered with honors.” http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-bourgeois-20100601,0,6076523.story

From the Los Angeles Times: Louise Bourgeois dies at at 98

“Known for sculptures of giant spiders, women with extra breasts, double-headed phalluses and rooms that resonate with loneliness and dread, Bourgeois was a fearless creative force whose work could be disturbing and perversely witty. Although she got little attention from the art world until her seventh decade, she became its grand dame, constantly in demand and showered with honors.”

http://www.latimes.com/news/obituaries/la-me-bourgeois-20100601,0,6076523.story