The National Portrait Gallery is not just portraits. First
it is a wonderfully restored building reminding us of the Library of Congress –
high ceilings and plenty of marble. The portraits are the feature, but there are
modern paintings and sculpture, satirical graphical displays and some antique
furniture. The way they organized all the displays made perfect sense. There were lines, short one, for the new Obama portraits.
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Plenty of Obama groupies |
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"Portraits" of America too |
We spend the day at the Portrait Gallery with cousin Lauve
who came in from Vienna, VA and had a lunch mid-gallery time at a Greek/Middle
Eastern restaurant – Zatinya.
The evening event was a performance by the Capital Steps. They
are a troop that does political satire like Saturday Night Live skits only
funnier. They skewered Democrats and Republicans alike. I enjoy comedy, but rarely
laugh out loud. This was the exception.
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