Pavilion for Japanese Art
A dedicated pavilion within the Los Angeles County Museum of Art showcasing Japanese artistic heritage from 3000 BC…
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A dedicated pavilion within the Los Angeles County Museum of Art showcasing Japanese artistic heritage from 3000 BC…
A 1929 Art Deco Cadillac showroom by Meyer & Holler on Hollywood Boulevard, listed since 1985 and sold…
For more than seven decades, the Shrine Auditorium was Hollywood’s grandest stage — home to the Academy Awards,…
A 1940 Moderne courthouse in Downtown Los Angeles that housed the landmark Mendez civil rights case, a precursor…
A 10,000-square-foot Art Nouveau Gothic Revival mansion designed by John B.
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Designed by Art Deco architect Claud Beelman under the Works Progress Administration and opened in 1937, the Hollywood…
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Where Pacific trade routes meet cinema’s golden age, the Warner Grand has anchored downtown San Pedro since 1931…
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