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30 Andy Warhol paintings up in flames.


Rivlin had works by Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, including “Totem” (1988), in his home. Credit...The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc./Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Photo by Tanya Barcessat

Rivlin estimated that more than 200 artworks had been burned in his home, with the losses amounting to millions of dollars. He said he had made the initial insurance claim on the lost works. Many art insurers are bracing for potential large losses.
In Los Angeles, where the threat of wildfires is always a concern, museums go to great lengths to protect their collections. The Getty Center, a Los Angeles art institution that was in the mandatory evacuation zone of the Palisades fire for a time, was built out of fire-resistant stone, concrete and protected steel and surrounded by well-irrigated landscaping. So far it has been spared.
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