An unflattering portrait of Donald Trump made by a artist born in the British was removed from the Capitol of Colorado, after the president criticized the painting.
Trump shot the painting on his social social platform and claimed that the portrait was 'deliberately distorted' and 'really the worst' photo ever painted of him.
The president demanded 'radical left -wing' Democrat -Governor Jared Polis removes the artwork, which hangs in addition to portraits of 'all other presidents'.
It seems that the Colorado Gop has done it for him, according to a spokesperson for the Democrats of the State House.
“Republican leadership asked that it would be removed,” Jared Freedman told DailyMail.com in a statement.
He also provided a letter signed by the general meeting of Colorado that confirms that the painting would be removed.
The portrait will not be destroyed, but instead 'stored in a safe and suitable location, as determined by the director of investigating the staff of the legislative council until further report'.
'The speaker and majority leader are aimed at keeping coloradans safe and reducing costs, no portraits. If the Gop wants to spend time and money on which portrait of Trump is hanging in the Capitol, then that is up to them, “Freedman added, and explained why the Democrats went with the idea.
An unflattering portrait of Donald Trump made by a British artist was removed from the Capitol of Colorado State after the president criticized the painting
Trump shot the painting on his social social platform and claimed that the portrait was 'deliberately distorted' and 'really the worst' photo ever painted of him
Dailymail.com has contacted the White House, the Colorado Gop and Governor Polis for Comment.
Trump posted on Sunday evening about the portrait on his social account.
“Nobody likes a bad photo or painting of themselves,” the president wrote.
“But the one in Colorado, in the state of Capitol, set up by the governor … was deliberately distorted into a level that even I may never have seen before.”
Trump said the artist behind the portrait, Sarah Boardman, also Obama painted during his Stint in the White House, and managed to do a successful work.
“He looks great, but the one on me is really the worst,” wrote Trump.
“She must have lost her talent as she got older. In any case, I would rather not have a photo than having it. '
Trump claimed that 'many people from Colorado called and written to complain about the unflatter artwork.
“Republican leadership asked that it would be removed,” Jared Freedman told DailyMail.com in a statement. He also provided a letter signed by the general meeting of Colorado that confirms that the painting would be removed
Trump claimed that 'many people from Colorado called and written to complain' about the unflatter artwork
Sarah Boardman is an artist born in British, who lives in Colorado Springs. She painted the controversial portrait of Trump in 2019
'They are actually angry about it! On behalf of them, I speak to the radical left governor, Jared Polis, who is extremely weak in crime, in particular with regard to Tren the Aragua, who practically took over Aurora (don't worry, we have saved it!) To get it down.
“Jared should be ashamed of himself.”
The portrait was first unveiled in 2019 during the first Stint of Trump in the White House, so it is unclear what his complaint about Sunday evening caused on social media.
The artist behind the portrait was also instructed to paint former President George W Bush in 2012.
The artist born in the British, who lives in Colorado Springs, painted the controversial portrait in 2019.
She has previously painted portraits of five presidents, including one of Barack Obama that Trump claims that Trump looks great.
Boardman, 63, studied art in Germany in 1985 and built up a reputation for creating historical portraits of political figures.
When she painted Trump's portrait, she said her goal was to make an image that would look like “just another president on the wall.”
Trump blames 'Radical Left' Governor Jared Polis for the artwork
Trump shot the painting on his social social platform and claimed that the portrait was 'deliberately distorted' and 'really the worst' photo ever painted of him
Boardman was the moment her goal was to create a 'neutral' representation that would endure the test of time.
“My portrait of President Trump has been thought out, non-confronting, not angry, not happy, not tweeting. In five, 10, 15, 20 years old he will be another president on the wall that is only a historical background and he must look neutral, “she said.
When the portrait was first unveiled in August 2019, Boardman shared photos of her work on her professional Facebook page, with the 'great day'.
“The unveiling of the 45th president in the Gallery of Presidents, Rotunda, Denver State Capitol Building,” she wrote.
'Thank you to all dignitaries, employees, donors and visitors who participated and made this a wonderful event! Thank you, I appreciate all of you more than you know. Feel very grateful.
“Please remain respectful – this is about portraits, not about politics.”
Polis was chosen as the Democratic Governor in 2019. He serves as chairman of the Bipartisan National Governors Association and has even been criticized because he is too accommodating in the past for Trump's agenda.
He said that Polico Democrats should try to work with Trump where they can, and supported his controversial appointment by Robert F. Kennedy as a health secretary.
Polis has also tried to offer instructions to Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, which encourages Elon Musk to 'get rid of money' to save cash.
But Polis was perhaps polluted by Trump last week when he spoke about the detention of the resident of Colorado Jeanette Vizguerra.
