Yellen: A portrait for the history of strong women!

Yellen: A portrait for the history of strong women!

In the historic US finance ministry, Janet Yellen's portrait, the first woman at the head of the ministry, will soon be unveiled. The 78-year-old Yellen met after the presidential election on November 5 with the artist Sharon Sprung, who also created Michelle Obama's official portrait to discuss the details of the portrait. At this meeting they tested light and various poses, while jump took a Locke from Yellen's silver hair to find the perfect color nuance for the work of art. Yellen's portrait will be on the third floor of the Ministry of Finance from August, right next to the portraits of her male predecessors, starting with Alexander Hamilton, like reported.

Sharon jump, a talented artist from Brooklyn, explained that her goal was to capture the nature of her motifs and to emphasize the strength of the portraits of women. "It is an honor. It is scary and it is an obligation," she said, adding that Yellen appeared exceptionally strongly in an environment dominated by men. Yellen recently reflected on her term of office and not only described the Ministry of Finance as an exciting intellectual challenge, but also as an important instrument for improving life. After leaving the office, she plans to write further writings while looking forward to her new portrait. "Sharon is such a talented artist, and I am sure that she will do a great job. I'm looking forward to seeing it when it is finished," said Yellen, like vienna.at reported.