Gold sculptures, Rose Garden statues, and paintings of Trump: All of the new artwork Trump has added to the White House
President Donald Trump has curated new artwork for the White House, including statues in the Rose Garden and portraits of himself in the Oval Office and Cross Hall. The additions include pieces inspired by the 2025 assassination attempt and are described by the administration as part of a beautification effort.
Why it matters
The curation of White House decor reflects the personal branding and political priorities of the sitting president, often serving as a symbolic statement of their administration's identity.
President Donald Trump has added new artwork across the White House. Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg via Getty Images ; Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images President Donald Trump has added numerous new paintings and sculptures to the White House. Some pieces are from the White House Collection, and others were acquired from contemporary artists. Trump's assassination attempt has inspired multiple pieces of White House artwork. Among the sweeping changes President Donald Trump has made to the White House during his second, non-consecutive term, one is a particular interest in curating its artwork. He has added five new statues to the White House Rose Garden , covered the Oval Office in gold pieces and presidential portraits from the White House Collection, and hung photos and paintings of himself in several rooms.
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