When the National Portrait Gallery replaced a portrait of President Trump this week, it took down a biography of his first term.

Next time you head to the National Portrait Gallery, you might notice something a little different. There's a new portrait of President Donald Trump, and the plaque accompanying it has removed references to his two impeachments and the Jan.

A picture might paint a thousand words, but a photo of President Donald Trump requires the removal of them. That is what the Smithsonian Institution’s National Portrait Gallery has found out after it bowed to pressure from the White House to scrub references to Trump’s two impeachments during his first term in office.

The Smithsonian Museum has replaced a portrait of Donald Trump and removed wall text referring to his two impeachments from an exhibit about US presidents.

Donald Trump's official presidential portrait has been altered by the Smithsonian so that it no longer includes information about the impeachments in his first term, despite the fact that Bill Clinton's portrait caption still describes his impeachment,

The White House shared photos of the new portrait earlier this week in a post on X. The original text accompanying the portrait was removed and replaced by a new placard that only lists the president’s years in office,

The previous caption for Trump's portrait in the “America's Presidents” exhibition said he was "impeached twice, on charges of abuse of power and incitement of insurrection"

The Smithsonian Institution’s National Portrait Gallery revealed President Trump’s new photographic portrait, but also removed most of the adjoining text that mentions his two impeachments and the Jan.