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A one day Jan 26 exhibition at the Pico House kicks off a year long tour of Leo Politi's works, some dating back to the 1930s. LAT profiles the Los Angeles artist; Cecilia Rasmussen writes: In 1961, when their small house was condemned along with many other homes on Bunker Hill to clear the way for office skyscrapers, the Politi family moved to Angeleno Heights. But Politi continued to go to Bunker Hill, protesting through his paintings the demise of the historic neighborhood. His watercolor
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