Portraits

Official White House portrait of Bess Truman, painted by Greta Kempton. Same as 71-2577. Donor: James Ketchum, curator, White House

Portrait photograph of Arthur Ringland use in conjunction with his oral history interview. Mr. Ringland was consultant, National Defense Advisory Commission and President's War Relief Control Board, 1940-1946; Executive Director, Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid, United States Department of State, 1946-1953. Donor: Arthur Ringland.

Portrait of J. Leonard Reinsch that was used in conjunction with his oral history. Reinsch was White House radio adviser, 1945-1952.

Portrait of Robert L. Riggs used in conjunction with his oral history interview. Riggs was Chief, Washington Bureau, of the Louisville Courier-Journal.

Benjamin Hardy (right) and Christine Hardy Little. Mr. Hardy was Chief Public Affairs Officer, Technical Cooperation Administration, Department of State, 1950-1951. Photograph used in conjunction with oral history interview of Mrs. Hardy Little.

Portrait of William H. Draper used in conjunction with his oral history interview. He was Under Secretary of War, 1947; Under Secretary of the Army, 1947-1949; U. S. Special Representative in Europe with the rank of Ambassador, 1952-1953. Donor: William Draper.

Portrait of Richard D. Weigle that was used in his oral history interview.

Portrait of August Maffry that was used in conjunction with his oral history interview.

Official portrait of President Truman seated at his desk at the White House. Photographer unknown.

Official portrait of President Truman seated at his desk at the White House. Photographer unknown.