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Dec 26, 2022 · Located on the south wall of the Capitol Records Building, Hollywood Jazz: 1945-1972 is a mural created by artist Richard Wyatt. The mural depicts legendary jazz musicians, Chet Baker, Gerry Mulligan, Charlie Parker, Tito Puente, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole, Shelly Manne, Dizzy Gillespie, Billie Holiday and Duke Ellington.
In April 2011, Capitol Records and artist Richard Wyatt Jr. restored his Hollywood Jazz Mural on the south wall of the Capitol Records building. Restored in hand-glazed ceramic tile, the mural spans 26 by 88 feet (7.9 by 26.8 m) [18] Entitled "Hollywood Jazz: 1945-1972", it presents "larger than life" images of a number of notable jazz musicians.
Richard Wyatt Jr. stands in front of the “Hollywood Jazz” mural on the south wall outside of Capitol Records in Hollywood. When Los Angeles muralist Richard Wyatt Jr. set out in 1990 to...
In April 2013, Capitol Records and artist Richard Wyatt Jr. collaborated to restore his iconic Hollywood Jazz Mural on the south wall of the Capitol Records building. Restored in hand-glazed ceramic tile, the mural spans 26 by 88 feet (7.9 by 26.8 m) Entitled "Hollywood Jazz: 1945-1972", this masterpiece presents “larger than life” images ...
Hollywood Jazz: 1945-1972, also known as the Capitol Records Jazz Mural, adorning the south wall of the Capitol Records Building, at 1750 Vine Street, was originally painted by artist Richard Wyatt in 1990.
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The tip of the spire of the building blinks out the word "Hollywood" in morse code at night. Hollywood Jazz: 1945-1972, also known as the Capitol Records Jazz Mural, adorning the south wall of the Capitol Records Building, was originally painted by artist Richard Wyatt in 1990.
May 2, 2013 · “Hollywood Jazz – 1945-1972,” a jazz mural, image posted above, commissioned by the Los Angeles Jazz Society, deteriorated since its unveiling on October 27, 1990. But great news — it has just been beautifully restored by Capitol Records.
