Murals of the World

Los Angeles

Lincoln Heights

35 murals on record, painted 1972 to 2023.

35 walls

History of Lincoln Heights, photographed by Robin Dunitz
History of Lincoln HeightsJerry Rodriguez, 1994
Golden Phoenix is Flying, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Golden Phoenix is FlyingHui-Xiang Xiao, 1992
Combined Forces, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Combined ForcesPaul J. Botello, 1990
Where Heroes Are Born, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Where Heroes Are BornJuan Ordunez, 1981
Chicano Time Trip, photographed by Robin Dunitz
Chicano Time TripWayne Healy, David Rivas Botello, East Los Streetscapers, 1977
The Learning Tree, photographed by Robin Dunitz
The Learning TreeAlfredo Diaz Flores, 1975
Animal ConversationPascaline Doucin-Dahlke, 2023A New Leash on LifeJean Bastarache, 2022Los XoltitosRoberto Salas, 2022Champions of ChangeSergio Daniel Robleto, 2021CoatilcueRicardo Estrada, 2015Chew On ItVyal, 2013DarwinMan One, 2013Fire In My MindAxa, 2013In Time with the Sun and MoonVyal, 2013LA StoriesUGLAR, 2013The Allegory of ComplacencyMear One, 2012Aztec MuralCitlali Arvizu, Maricela Ponce, Lazaro Arvizu, 2004The Wall Las Memorias Project -- Aids MonumentAlex Alferov, Miguel Angel Reyes, Paul Botello, Yolanda Gonzalez, Hugo Crotheswaite, Kathy Gallegos, 2004Untitled mural by Carlos Ortiz Juan3333 Manitou Ave., 1998Lincoln Heights Branch LibraryRicardo Duffy, 1995The Three GospelsIsabel Mora, 1994Untitled mural by Jesus Ruiz, Jerry Rodriguez, Andy Ledesma322 S Avenue 18, Los Angeles, CA 90031, 1992MEChA 20th AnniversaryRoberto Delgado, 1990MEChA 20th AnniversaryRoberto Delgado, 1990Trucha! Vital Decisions AheadEast Los Streetscapers, 1988Untitled (Domestic Animals)Victor Henderson, 1988Untitled mural by Jerry Rodriguez322 S. Avenue 18, 1984Untitled mural by Jerry Rodriguez322 S. Avenue 18, 1984Untitled mural by Jerry Rodriguez322 S. Avenue 18, 1984Untitled mural by Jerry Rodriguez322 S. Avenue 18, 1984QuetzalcoatlJosé Ruiz, 1977La Familia HernandezJoseph Young, 1972Hacia al NorteEast Los StreetscapersUntitled mural

Neighborhood names come from Los Angeles’s own boundary maps where the city publishes them, otherwise from OpenStreetMap. The artists keep all rights in the murals.