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The new portrait eliminates any background, making for a dramatic contrast with Trump's face. He is lit from the left, casting his right cheek, ear and shoulder into shadow.

"The flag to the right hand of the president has been around since Gerald Ford," Whetstone said. A White House official said that Trump's January portrait was never meant to be permanent.

Trump’s new official portrait lacked two elements his predecessors had in their photographs in recent decades, including an American flag in the background.

President Donald Trump's new portrait was unveiled at the White House on Monday amid controversy over the firing of Kim Sajet, director of the National Portrait Gallery, for DEI support.

Trump's second term portrait shows the president unsmiling, a departure from his first term portrait and of his immediate predecessors. Live: Defense Secretary Hegseth speaks after US strikes on Iran.

A new official portrait of President Trump has been unveiled by the White House, replacing an earlier photograph that was released for Mr. Trump’s inauguration this year.

President Donald Trump's new White House portrait is revealed days after he dismissed Kim Sajet from head of the National Portrait Gallery, citing her support for DEI.