Damascus Room at LACMA, Part II @lacma
Damascus Room at LACMA, Part II  @lacma
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 minutes ago
This video covers the recent and more distant history of an eighteenth-century period room and its remarkable journey from Damascus to Los Angeles. Following its four year restoration, this video documents its recent installation at LACMA and its original function as a reception room where refreshments were served.

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