RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia officials have unveiled outgoing Gov. Ralph Northam's official portrait. It will now join the collection of other gubernatorial likenesses that are on display in the state Capitol.
The portrait, which was unveiled Tuesday, depicts Northam in his study in the Executive Mansion, standing next to a Virginia flag and a painting of the Eastern Shore, where he grew up.
It shows the Democrat in a comfortable pose, dressed in a suit with no tie, and one hand in his pocket.
Virginia native and Virginia Commonwealth University graduate Stanley Rayfield painted the portrait.
