The Artist Who Painted President Obama's Official Portrait.

Bron Cofan Published 02/13/2018 in facepalm

Judge for yourself if Kehindre Wiley did a good job, and if he is the kind of person who should have his paintings hanging in the White House.

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This is Kehinde Wiley, the artist who painted President Obama's official portrait.
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These are the not so flattering portraits. So undignified when compared to all of the other official portraits of Presidents and their First Ladies. (Michelle's was painted by Amy Sherald. It sucks too.)
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As you can see, he likes to paint pictures of black women holding the severed heads of white women.
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He also likes to take historical pictures of white people and paint them with black people in their place.
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If this was a white artist doing these things, they would never be allowed to paint the official portrait of a President, and never have a painting hanging in the White House.

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This is Kehinde Wiley, the artist who painted President Obama's official portrait.
2.
These are the not so flattering portraits. So undignified when compared to all of the other official portraits of Presidents and their First Ladies. (Michelle's was painted by Amy Sherald. It sucks too.)
3.
4.
As you can see, he likes to paint pictures of black women holding the severed heads of white women.
5.
He also likes to take historical pictures of white people and paint them with black people in their place.
6.
If this was a white artist doing these things, they would never be allowed to paint the official portrait of a President, and never have a painting hanging in the White House.

This is Kehinde Wiley, the artist who painted President Obama's official portrait.

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The Artist Who Painted President Obama's Official Portrait.

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This is Kehinde Wiley, the artist who painted President Obama's official portrait.

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These are the not so flattering portraits. So undignified when compared to all of the other official portraits of Presidents and their First Ladies. (Michelle's was painted by Amy Sherald. It sucks too.)

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As you can see, he likes to paint pictures of black women holding the severed heads of white women.

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He also likes to take historical pictures of white people and paint them with black people in their place.

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If this was a white artist doing these things, they would never be allowed to paint the official portrait of a President, and never have a painting hanging in the White House.

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1. This is Kehinde Wiley, the artist who painted President Obama's official portrait.

2. These are the not so flattering portraits. So undignified when compared to all of the other official portraits of Presidents and their First Ladies. (Michelle's was painted by Amy Sherald. It sucks too.)

3.

4. As you can see, he likes to paint pictures of black women holding the severed heads of white women.

5. He also likes to take historical pictures of white people and paint them with black people in their place.

6. If this was a white artist doing these things, they would never be allowed to paint the official portrait of a President, and never have a painting hanging in the White House.

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eBaum's Picks

1.
This is Kehinde Wiley, the artist who painted President Obama's official portrait.

2.
These are the not so flattering portraits. So undignified when compared to all of the other official portraits of Presidents and their First Ladies. (Michelle's was painted by Amy Sherald. It sucks too.)

4.
As you can see, he likes to paint pictures of black women holding the severed heads of white women.

5.
He also likes to take historical pictures of white people and paint them with black people in their place.

6.
If this was a white artist doing these things, they would never be allowed to paint the official portrait of a President, and never have a painting hanging in the White House.