A new painting depicting President Trump moments after surviving an assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, has been installed in the Grand Foyer of the White House.
President Trump iconic Portrait
The image, featuring Trump with a bloodied face and fist raised in defiance, has already become a defining symbol of his 2024 campaign.
It now hangs in one of the most prominent spots in the East Wing, replacing a portrait of former President Barack Obama.
White House spokesperson Harrison Fields posted on X the new location where Obama’s portrait was hung.
Trump ally Dan Scavino also posted on X.
The White House confirmed the painting’s authenticity, although officials have not yet disclosed the artist or details surrounding its commission.
Obama, Bush Portraits Relocated
The rearrangement of presidential portraits followed the painting’s installation.
Obama’s portrait, which had hung in the same location since 2022, has been moved across the Grand Foyer, replacing President George W. Bush’s image. In turn, Bush’s portrait now joins that of his father, President George H.W. Bush, near the White House’s Grand Staircase.
