Andrew Perchuk

Deputy Director, Getty Research Institute

Deputy Director of the Getty Research Institute.

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Artist Ed Ruscha took 12 road trips down Sunset Boulevard from 1965 to 2007, photographing tumultuous moments there, daily life, and quintessential street scenes.

‘12 Sunsets’: Ed Ruscha’s photos show the transformation of Sunset Boulevard over decades

Artist Ed Ruscha took 12 road trips down Sunset Boulevard from 1965 to 2007, photographing tumultuous moments there, daily life, and quintessential street scenes.

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