Louise Bourgeois
Cell (Choisy), 1990-93
Marble, metal and glass
306.1 x 170.2 x 241.3 cm
Collection Glenstone
Photo: Maximilian Geuter
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Cell II, 1991 (detail)
Painted wood, marble, steel, glass and mirror
210.8 x 152.4 x 152.4 cm

Collection Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh
Photo: Peter Bellamy
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Cell VI, 1991
Painted Wood and metal
160 x 114.3 x 114.3 cm
Courtesy Hauser & Wirth and Cheim & Read
Photo: Christopher Burke
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Red Room (Parents), 1994 (detail)
Wood, metal, rubber, fabric, marble, glass and mirror
247.7 x 426.7 x 424.2 cm
Private Collection, courtesy Hauser & Wirth
Photo: Maximilian Geuter
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
In and Out, 1995
Metal, glass, plaster, fabric and plastic
Cell: 205.7 x 210.8 x 210.8 cm
Plastic: 195 x 170 x 290 cm
Collection The Easton Foundation
Photo: Christopher Burke
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Spider, 1997
Steel, tapestry, wood, glass, fabric, rubber, silver, gold and bone
449.6 x 665.5 x 518.2 cm
Collection The Easton Foundation
Photo: Maximilian Geuter
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Passage Dangereux, 1997
Metal, wood, tapestry, rubber, marble, steel, glass, bronze, bones,
flax and mirrors
264.2 x 355.6 x 876.3 cm
Private Collection, courtesy Hauser & Wirth
Photo: Maximilian Geuter
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Cell VII, 1998
Metal, glass, fabric, bronze, steel, wood, bones, wax and thread
207 x 221 x 210.8 cm
Private Collection, courtesy Hauser & Wirth
Photo: Christopher Burke
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Cell XXVI, 2003 (detail)
Steel, fabric, aluminum, stainless and wood
252.7 x 434.3 x 304.8 cm
Collection Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, The Netherlands
Photo: Christopher Burke
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Lady in waiting, 2003
Tapestry, thread, stainless steel, steel, wood and glass
208.3 x 110.5 x 147.3 cm
Collection The Easton Foundation
Photo: Christopher Burke
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois
Cell (The last climb), 2008
Steel, glass, rubber, thread and wood
384.8 x 400.1 x 299.7 cm
Collection National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa
Photo: Christopher Burke
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois in 1975 wearing her latex sculpture Avenza (1968–69), which became part of Confrontation, (1978)
Photo: Mark Setteducati
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid

Louise Bourgeois inside (Articulated Lair) (Coll.: MoMA, New York) in 1986
Photo: © Peter Bellamy
© The Easton Foundation / VEGAP, Madrid