T. Ellis painting, "Obama, the 44th President", needs to be in the Smithsonian Museum
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Cherrie Holton
10 years ago
I love this, how much does it cost?
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Judie Innocent-Ware
11 years ago
I say yes
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Samuel Collins III
11 years ago
Together we can get this done. Sign the petition and help spread the word.
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colleen smith
11 years ago
this should be automatic, for god's sake he is our first african american president
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Jimmy Talley
11 years ago
Great job.
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Michelle Riley Jones
11 years ago
This fine art should be displayed at the Smithsonian
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Michael Henderson
11 years ago
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Ted Ellis is an amazing artist who has earned wide recognition for representing black America in a unique, insightful and positive light. His "Obama, the 44th President" deserves its rightful place in the Smithsonian Museum
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Deborah Wood
11 years ago
Mr. Ellis' picture should be placed on the Smithsonian.
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Evelyn Williams
11 years ago
Please add Ted T. Ellis's painting of President Barack Obama in the Smithsonian African-American Museum of History and Culture.
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Brenda Birdow
11 years ago
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This portrayal of President Obama is indicative of all of the people of these United States; whom he served without bias towards or against any particular group.
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Lauren Williams
11 years ago
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I featured this painting on the cover of my magazine a few years back along with an editorial piece. Awesome talent.
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Janet Ferguson
11 years ago
Well deserved Honor 44!
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Dwuane Booker
11 years ago
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Our people that acknowledge great men, should always be recognized. This beautiful painting will serve as many.
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Linda L. Gross
11 years ago
President Obama represent ALL the people of the United States of America. All for ONE and ONE for all. He should be recognized for his accomplishment and struggles faced in his two terms of office representing us ALL.
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Heidi Powll
11 years ago
Ted Ellis is one of the best American history artists I have seen.
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Dee
11 years ago
One for the Smithsonian
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Monica Ross
11 years ago
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This picture tells the story and who President Obama represent ALL THE PEOPLE Yellow, Red, Black and White.
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Dr. Jacqueline Chambers
11 years ago
Absolutely!!
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Kimberly Casson Matthews
11 years ago
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This is such an amazing piece! I love how Ted Ellis used so many colors to create President Obama because he is the first president who represents us all.., White, Black, Asian, Hispanic, Native American, rich, poor, everyone! This "Obama, the 44th President" painting deserves to be in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Museum for everyone to see and enjoy.
I love this, how much does it cost?
I say yes
Together we can get this done. Sign the petition and help spread the word.
this should be automatic, for god's sake he is our first african american president
Great job.
This fine art should be displayed at the Smithsonian
Ted Ellis is an amazing artist who has earned wide recognition for representing black America in a unique, insightful and positive light. His "Obama, the 44th President" deserves its rightful place in the Smithsonian Museum
Mr. Ellis' picture should be placed on the Smithsonian.
Please add Ted T. Ellis's painting of President Barack Obama in the Smithsonian African-American Museum of History and Culture.
This portrayal of President Obama is indicative of all of the people of these United States; whom he served without bias towards or against any particular group.
I featured this painting on the cover of my magazine a few years back along with an editorial piece. Awesome talent.
Well deserved Honor 44!
Our people that acknowledge great men, should always be recognized. This beautiful painting will serve as many.
President Obama represent ALL the people of the United States of America. All for ONE and ONE for all. He should be recognized for his accomplishment and struggles faced in his two terms of office representing us ALL.
Ted Ellis is one of the best American history artists I have seen.
One for the Smithsonian
This picture tells the story and who President Obama represent ALL THE PEOPLE Yellow, Red, Black and White.
Absolutely!!
This is such an amazing piece! I love how Ted Ellis used so many colors to create President Obama because he is the first president who represents us all.., White, Black, Asian, Hispanic, Native American, rich, poor, everyone! This "Obama, the 44th President" painting deserves to be in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian Museum for everyone to see and enjoy.
Just do it