President Donald Trump has shaken a part of the decor in the Oval Office since he took office, but an important change can symbolize a major change in his direction as President.
Trump contained a portrait of the famous populist president Andrew Jackson in a prominent place in the Oval Office when he first took office in January when it was above a smaller portrait of the first President George Washington of the Nation.
The two portraits were hung above the famous 'Bronco Buster' bronze sculpture by Frederic Remington to the right of the determined desk.
The prominent location of the portrait marked the return from Trump to the Oval Office, because countless comparisons between the two fiery populist presidents were written.
But in February the twin portraits of Jackson and Washington were replaced by a large portable one from former President Ronald Reagan.
Jackson was a combative president who took the courts and destroyed the National Bank and the patronage system.
Reagan embraced the global free market economy and a worldwide foreign policy that confronted the Soviet Union with a peace through power philosophy.
The new portrait of Ronald Reagan hangs instead of the Andrew Jackson portrait in the Oval Office 11 February 2025
US President Donald Trump, accompanied by Tulsi Gabbard and her husband Abraham Williams
The deputy Staff Chef Dan Scavino of the President noted the change on social media.
'Great! A portrait of the 40th president of the United States, Ronald Reagan – is now hanging in the Oval Office, “he wrote.
A smaller portrait of Thomas Jefferson now hangs above the portrait of Reagan.
The president also hung a copy of his famous Mugshot from 2023 outside the Oval Office, after he was sued in a Georgia court for trying to destroy the 2020 elections.
An older photo shows two portraits of George Washington and Andrew Jackson on February 5 in the Oval Office
The difference was very clear on Wednesday when President Trump Vloer in director of the National Intelligence Service Tulsi Gabbard in the Oval Office.
Reagan's portrait was strong on the background while the president spoke.
Already in 5 February the portraits of Jackson and Washington were shown in the room when Trump swore in his attorney general Pam Bondi.
The portraits of Washington and Lincoln are on the left side of the desk.
Oval Office decor behind the president's desk
A map of the Gulf of America is behind President Donald Trump in the Oval Office
A source of the White House confirmed the change and noted that a portrait of Jackson was still at another location in the Oval Office.
Jackson is also recognized in the form of a statue behind the president at the determined desk.
Other additions to Oval Office Decor are a large bronze circle culpture with former President Abraham Lincoln and a replica of the FIFA World Cup trophy.
The challenge of the challenge behind President Donald Trump has now been removed for other displays.
A bronze circle culpture by Abraham Lincoln stands next to an unknown trophy
A replica of the World Cup football trophy is now displayed behind the president's office
The representation of challenge coins behind the president has also been removed.
Trump has also set up a copy of a card in the Oval Office with the newly renamed Gulf of America, formerly known as the Gulf of Mexico.
