The Getty Villa has reopened almost six months after the Palisades Fire damaged trees and vegetation on its property.

Five and a half months after it shut its doors in the midst of the Palisades Fire, the Getty Villa —one of the city’s ...

After surviving the Palisades Fire in January, the beloved Getty Villa will reopen to sold-out crowds on Friday. The Villa closed on Jan. 7 as fires burned surrounding areas and vegetation, but ...

The Getty Villa Museum in Los Angeles, notable for its ancient art, has reopened to the public after post-wildfire cleanup ...

Billionaire oilman and art patron J. Paul Getty opened the Getty Villa to the public in 1974, according to the nonprofit Los Angeles Conservancy and the museum's website. The villa was built to ...

Although the museum’s artwork was unscathed, roughly 1,400 trees on the property burned during the Palisades fire. Visible ...

What is the Getty Villa? Billionaire oilman and art patron J. Paul Getty opened the Getty Villa to the public in 1974, according to the nonprofit Los Angeles Conservancy and the museum's website.

From its grounds to the museum’s core, the $1.3 billion Getty Center, which was designed by architect Richard Meier and opened in 1997, was built to resist flames.

The Getty closed the museum to visitors on Tuesday, before the Wednesday fire, to protect the art from smoke that had reached West Los Angeles from the Thomas, Creek, and Rye fires to its north.

The J. Paul Getty Museum houses Vincent van Gogh’s “Irises” and many other priceless masterpieces in buildings that were dangerously close to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires.

How the Getty Museum survived LA wildfires as the super-rich take note. As the fires rampaged through the five different suburbs of LA, they didn’t discriminate in who was affected.