The White House abandoned a new official portrait of the president on its website and Facebook page on Monday.
Portraits taken by photographer Daniel Torok show that the president stares directly at the audience, his face taking up most of the frame in full detail. His body was blurred against a black background as he wore a blue suit, red tie and a white shirt decorated with American flag pins.
It is reported Washington Postit’s hard to miss out on the unique black and gold combinations of most Trump traits.
It compares to the cup shot of Trump two years ago, where he frowned on his face, frowning on his face, wearing the same color combination.
However, the image is very different from the one he placed on the White House in April. The portrait takes Trump’s pivotal moments in the campaign while seeking a second term when the gunmen attempted to assassinate him at an event in Butler, Pennsylvania. The image became the gathering point for his second bid and encouraged “fight, fight, fight.”
It is also different from the photographic portraits of the president in the past. Trump’s first term in 2017 represents Ming Ming, the president smiled in front of the American flag. The portrait released at the January inauguration featured very closely, but still in front of the national flag.
The president is very special about his portrait, calling for the removal of his “intentionally twisted” portrait from the Colorado Capitol in March. This extends to the larger visual program in the United States, including tearing down the current program and ordering back to classical architecture.
