New Hampshire's Richard Whitney, one of the great portrait artists in America, was commissioned by former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for his official portrait. The Globe reported Whitney, of Stoddard, received a $30,000 commission from Romney's state campaign account. Politico reported there were plenty of New Hampshire friends in attendance at the official unveiling last night (hey, 2012 is around the corner). Whitney's life-like life's work, for portraits, includes former New Hampshire Governors Hugh Gregg, Hugh Galen and John H. Sununu (now leader of the NH GOP).
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July 01, 2009
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