This mural in the line of sight of the Watts Towers pays tribute to Black Arts Council co-founder Cecil Furgerson.

A diverse representation of the various cultures that have put down roots in Watts, "including Italians, Japanese, Jews, African Americans, and Latinos," says the Mural Conservancy of LA.

The side of the Inglewood HIgh School Auditorium is home to this Wyatt of an unnamed Native American with a mixture of past and present settings in the background.

This mural depicting Native American, early settlers, and today's LA residents welcomes you as you enter Union Station from the bus bay of Patsaourus Plaza.

This two-panel painting inside the White Memorial Medical Center depicts diverse families in a serene, mountainous landscape.

This mural inside the Golden State Life Mutual Life Insurance Building depicting a lone agent was painted to celebrate the company's 60th anniversary.

This playful mural(actually on the Hudson Avenue-side of the building) depicts Laurel and Hardy painting a mural of Golden Age greats Laurence Olivier, Lauren Bacall, Vivian Leigh, and James Cagney.

The outside of the Capitol Records building is a fitting location for this mural featuring Chet Baker, Tito Puente, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, and several other jazz greats.