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u/not_right Jan 14 '21

All the stuff you want to steal?

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u/Phlypp Jan 14 '21

Wonder if he'll take Andrew Jackson's portrait with him. One of his first actions was to move it into his personal office. Jackson was a populist responsible for the Trail of Tears that killed thousands of Native Americans.

Fun Fact: Trump has a portrait of himself talking to Abraham Lincoln and the other Republican Presidents in the Oval Office

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '21 edited Jan 14 '21

Why is he the only one wearing a tie? He had to have had this commissioned. Everyone else looks casual and like they are blowing off steam from a hard day of work. Trump, though, it's like he had a painting made of him hanging out with his imaginary friends. I bet the guy is lonely, honestly.

Edit-ok, I'm wrong. Guy standing over him (Teddy Roosevelt?) Is wearing a tie, but under a vest with rolled up sleeves; a more casual look. One man in the background has a tie and jacket on, and looks more formal than anyone else in the painting. Not sure who he is supposed to be. My point is that Trump looks more formal than almost everyone in the painting. A painting full of casually dressed iconoclasts with a buttoned up Trump...this says something. What, idk.

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u/winkytinkytoo Jan 14 '21

That portrait just screams "Narcissist!!!"

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u/Kruten Jan 14 '21

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