Frank Underwood portrait hung in Washington because 'House of Cards' is real
Money is a McMansion that starts falling apart after 10 years. Power is not being a real person but still getting your portrait hung in Washington, D.C.
House of Cards' fictional President Frank Underwood now has a very real portrait hanging in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
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The portrait of Underwood was created by the British artist Jonathan Yeo and its unveiling coincides with the release of the March 4 release of season 4 of House of Cards on Netflix. The painting will be on display through October.
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Kevin Spacey, er, Underwood was in attendance for the unveiling. In all likelihood, the fictional-commander-in-chief probably killed five people in secret right before the ceremony.
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We're glad to have you back, Frank. Even if we didn't vote for you and you're a psychopath.
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