President Donald Trump has fulfilled his earlier promises by replacing Joe Biden’s official portrait with an autopen image on the newly constructed Presidential Wall of Fame near the Rose Garden. The renovation, part of Trump’s ongoing projects, features a row of presidential portraits in gold frames along the exterior walkway, showcasing leaders from George Washington to the present day.

Biden’s portrait stands out as the sole exception, depicting the former president using an autopen—a device controversially linked to his administration—instead of a traditional image. The change was revealed through videos shared by White House Communications official Margo Martin, who described the display as a “Presidential Walk of Fame.” The exhibit includes Trump’s own portraits alongside Biden’s autopen depiction, drawing immediate attention for its provocative nature.

Trump had previously hinted at the decision weeks earlier, stating in an interview that he would “put up a picture of the autopen” to mock his successor. The move has sparked widespread reaction, with critics and supporters alike noting its audacity. While Biden’s office has not commented on the display, the portrait’s inclusion underscores ongoing scrutiny of alleged misconduct during his presidency.

The White House shared close-up images of the exhibit, highlighting Trump’s involvement in the project. The black-and-white portraits, except for Biden’s autopen version, aim to create an austere, regal aesthetic. However, the choice has been widely interpreted as a symbolic jab at Biden’s leadership.

No official response from Biden’s team has been reported, but the portrait’s placement continues to fuel discussions about accountability and presidential conduct.