Trump forced to sell portraits of himself at a loss of over $40,000
By Oliver Willis - December 19, 2018
Trump will have to get rid of two paintings of himself that were acquired using money from his corrupt foundation — at a loss of thousands of dollars.
The sale is part of the fallout from the ongoing lawsuit against the Trump Foundation by New York’s Attorney General for misuse of “charity” funds. The agreement with the attorney general’s office says that Trump must sell two large portraits of himself that he spent $30,000 of foundation money on. The paintings are now valued at thousands of dollars less than what he paid for them.
One painting was a six-foot-tall portrait of Trump, a “speed painting” by artist Michael Israel painted in under six minutes during an event at Mar-a-Lago. The other painting is a four-foot-tall portrait of Trump’s face that the Washington Post described as a “a younger-looking, mid-’90s Trump, painted in acrylic on top of an old architectural drawing.”
Trump also spent $12,000 of money ostensibly donated for charity on a Denver Broncos helmet signed by former quarterback Tim Tebow.
Take together, all three items have been valued at $975 on a recent IRS filing, a drop in value of $41,025.
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