Seems like everyone wants to see former First Lady Michelle Obama’s official portrait in the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery.
Pic Source: Michelle Obama Instagram
The Amy Sherald painting of the former first lady, unveiled at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery last month, has relocated to a different part of the museum due to demand of the high volume of visitors trying to see it.
“We’re always changing things up here. Due to the high volume of visitors, we’ve relocated Michelle Obama’s portrait to the 3rd floor in our 20th-Century Americans galleries for a more spacious viewing experience,” the National Portrait Gallery tweeted.
We’re always changing things up here
Due to the high volume of visitors, we’ve relocated Michelle Obama’s portrait to the 3rd floor in our 20th-Century Americans galleries for a more spacious viewing experience. Reubicamos el retrato de Michelle Obama al tercer piso del museo pic.twitter.com/OnBgmf6bQq
— Portrait Gallery (@NPG) March 9, 2018
In other Michelle Obama news, she’ll be speaking again this year at the United State of Women.
Hey @USOWomen! I just cleared my schedule and I’ll be there! Looking forward to joining such an inspiring roster of women. #USOW2018 → https://t.co/2CubvpF57w https://t.co/aTLtvi1P1Z
— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) March 22, 2018
