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Angela Merkel's Official Portrait Unveiled After Five-Year Delay
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Angela Merkel's Official Portrait Unveiled After Five-Year Delay
The portrait, painted by Jeremy Kiras, was unveiled at Berlin's Bode Museum and will later hang in the German Chancellery.
- The portrait of former Chancellor Angela Merkel was unveiled Tuesday at the Bode Museum in Berlin, nearly five years after she left office.
- The painting by artist Jeremy Kiras will be on public display at the museum for three months before being moved to the Chancellery.
- Merkel said in an interview with Die Zeit that it is "strange to gradually become part of history."
- The official portrait of Merkel's successor, Olaf Scholz, has not yet been commissioned.
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