Charles Alston, “Martin Luther King, Jr.” (1970)/National Portrait Gallery
Anonymous artist after Jean-Baptiste Greuze, “Benjamin Franklin” (19th century)/National Gallery of Art
Anonymous artist after Victor Lamkay, “Eleanor Roosevelt” (c. 1993)/White House Collection
Robert Berks, “Robert F. Kennedy” (1968)/National Portrait Gallery
George Cooke, “City of Washington From Beyond the Navy Yard” (1833)/White House Collection
Childe Hassam, “The Avenue in the Rain” (1917)/White House Collection
George P.A. Healy, “Thomas Jefferson” (c. 1842-1860)/National Gallery of Art
Allan Houser, “Swift Messenger” (1990)/National Museum of the American Indian
Charles Keck, “Harry Truman” (1947)/White House Collection
Artis Lane, “Rosa Parks” (1990)/National Portrait Gallery
Augustus Saint-Gaudens, “Abraham Lincoln” (c. 1923)/White House Collection
George Henry Story, “Abraham Lincoln” (c. 1915)/White House Collection
Gilbert Stuart, “George Washington” (c. 1805)/White House Collection
Frank O. Salisbury, “Franklin Delano Roosevelt” (1947)/White House Collection
Paul A. Suarez, “Caesar Chavez” (1996)/Cesar Chavez Foundation
John Trumbull, “Alexander Hamilton” (c.1805)/White House Collection
Unknown artist, “Daniel Webster” (mid-19th century)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: Alex Brandon/Associated Press
Desk image: Doug Mills/The New York Times
Trump administration
Joseph Siffred Duplessis, “Benjamin Franklin” (c. 1785)/National Portrait Gallery
Asher B. Durand, “Andrew Jackson” (1835)/New-York Historical Society
Ralph E.W. Earl, “Andrew Jackson” (c.1835)/White House Collection
George P.A. Healy, “Thomas Jefferson” (c.1842-1860)/National Gallery of Art
Andrew Melrose, “New York Harbor and the Battery” (c.1887)/White House Collection
Rembrandt Peale, “Thomas Jefferson” (1800)/White House Collection
Rembrandt Peale, “George Washington” (c.1823)/White House Collection
George Henry Story, “Abraham Lincoln” (c.1915)/White House Collection
John Trumbull, “Alexander Hamilton” (c.1805)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: Erin Schaff/The New York Times
Desk image: Carlos Barria/Reuters
Obama administration
Childe Hassam, “The Avenue in the Rain” (1917)/White House Collection
Edward Hopper, “Burly Cobb’s House, South Truro” (1930-33)/Heirs of Josephine N. Hopper and Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Whitney Museum of American Art
Edward Hopper, “Cobb’s Barns, South Truro” (1930-33)/Heirs of Josephine N. Hopper and Licensed by Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Whitney Museum of American Art
Thomas Moran, “The Three Tetons” (c. 1895)/White House Collection
Rembrandt Peale, “George Washington” (c. 1823)/White House Collection
Norman Rockwell, “Working on the Statue of Liberty”/SEPS, via Curtis Licensing
George Henry Story, “Abraham Lincoln” (c. 1915)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: Doug Mills/The New York Times
Desk image: White House Historical Association
George W. Bush administration
William Henry David Koerner, “A Charge to Keep” (1929)
Tom Lea, “Rio Grande” (1954)/El Paso Museum of Art
Julian Onderdonk, “Near San Antonio” (no date)/San Antonio Museum of Art
Julian Onderdonk, “Chili Queens at the Alamo” (no date)/Witte Museum
Julian Onderdonk, “Cactus Flowers” (no date)/Witte Museum
Rembrandt Peale, “George Washington” (c.1823)/White House Collection
George Henry Story, “Abraham Lincoln” (c.1915)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: George W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum
Desk image: White House Historical Association
Clinton administration
George Cooke, “City of Washington From Beyond the Navy Yard” (1833)/White House Collection
Childe Hassam, “The Avenue in the Rain” (1917)/White House Collection
Thomas Moran, “The Three Tetons” (c.1895)/White House Collection
Rembrandt Peale, “George Washington” (c.1823)/White House Collection
Norman Rockwell, “Working on the Statue of Liberty”/SEPS, via Curtis Licensing
Thomas Sully, “Andrew Jackson” (c.1824)/National Gallery of Art
Unknown artist after William Henry Bartlett, “The President’s House” (c.1836-37)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: White House Historical Association
Desk image: Dirck Halstead/The LIFE Images Collection, via Getty Images
George H.W. Bush administration
Frederic E. Church, “Rutland Falls, Vermont” (1848)/White House Collection
George Cooke, “City of Washington From Beyond the Navy Yard” (1833)/White House Collection
Thomas Moran, “The Three Tetons” (c.1895)/White House Collection
Charles Willson Peale, “Benjamin Henry Latrobe” (c. 1804)/White House Collection
Rembrandt Peale, “George Washington” (c.1823)/White House Collection
Thomas Sully, “Andrew Jackson” (c.1824)/National Gallery of Art
Unknown artist after William Henry Bartlett, “The President’s House” (c.1836-37)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
Desk image: Susan Biddle/White House and The LIFE Picture Collection, via Getty Images
Reagan administration
George Cooke, “City of Washington From Beyond the Navy Yard” (1833)/White House Collection
Sanford Gifford, “Seventh Regiment Encampment” (1861)/Union League Club of New York
Victor De Grailly (attributed), “Eastport and Passamaquoddy Bay” (1845)/White House Collection
Charles Wilson Peale, “George Washington” (1776)/White House Collection
Thomas Sully, “Andrew Jackson” (c.1824)/National Gallery of Art
A. Wordsworth Thompson, “Passing the Outpost” (1881)/Union League Club of New York
Unknown artist after William Henry Bartlett, “The President’s House” (c.1836-37)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: White House Historical Association
Desk image: Ronald Reagan Library
Carter administration
George Cooke, “City of Washington From Beyond the Navy Yard” (1833)/White House Collection
Victor De Grailly (attributed) “Eastport and Passamaquoddy Bay” (1845)/White House Collection
Jean-Baptiste Greuze (attributed), “Benjamin Franklin” (1782)/Department of State
Charles Wilson Peale, “George Washington” (1776)/White House Collection
Thomas Sully, “Andrew Jackson” (c.1824)/National Gallery of Art
A. Wordsworth Thompson, “Passing the Outpost” (1881)/Union League Club of New York
Unknown artist after William Henry Bartlett, “The President’s House” (c.1836-37)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: Everett Collection/Alamy
Desk image: Jimmy Carter Library
Ford administration
Albert Bierstadt, “Old Faithful” (c. 1881)/White House Collection
Victor De Grailly (attributed), “Eastport and Passamaquoddy Bay” (1845)/White House Collection
Jean-Baptiste Greuze (attributed), “Benjamin Franklin” (1782)/Department of State
Charles Wilson Peale, “Benjamin Franklin” (1785)/Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
Charles Wilson Peale, “George Washington” (1776)/White House Collection
A. Wordsworth Thompson, “Passing the Outpost” (1881)/Union League Club of New York
Unknown artist after William Henry Bartlett, “The President’s House” (c.1836-37)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: White House Historical Association
Desk image: White House Historical Association
Nixon administration
Bill Anders, “Earthrise” (1968)/NASA
Charles Wilson Peale, “George Washington” (1776)/White House Collection
Gilbert Stuart, “George Washington” (c.1803/1805)/National Gallery of Art
Unknown artist after William Henry Bartlett, “The President’s House” (c.1836-37)/White House Collection
Fireplace image: White House Historical Association
Desk image: Bettmann/Getty Images
Johnson administration
George Healy, “Henry Clay” (c. 1845)/National Portrait Gallery
Elizabeth Shoumatoff, “Franklin D. Roosevelt” (1966)/White House Collection
Gilbert Stuart, “George Washington” (c.1803/1805)/National Gallery of Art
Thomas Sully, “Andrew Jackson” (c.1824)/National Gallery of Art
Fireplace image: LBJ Presidential Library
Desk image: LBJ Presidential Library
Kennedy administration
Thomas Birch, “USS Constitution vs. Guerriere”/Navy Department, via Canadian War Museum
Thomas Birch, “USS United States vs. HMS Macedonia” (c. 1813)/Philadelphia Maritime Museum
George Catlin, “Buffalo Bull, Grazing on the Prairie” (1832-1833)/Smithsonian American Art Museum
George Catlin, “Buffalo Hunt under Wolf-skin Masks” (1832-1833)/Smithsonian American Art Museum
Robert Salmon, “Boston Harbor” (1843)/Corcoran Gallery of Art
Dominic Serres, “Engagement Between the Serapis, Captain Pearson and the Countess of Scarborough, Captain Percy with Paul Jones and Two American Frigates off Flamborough Head (USS Bonhomme Richard)” (late 18th century)/Corcoran Gallery of Art
Fireplace image: White House Historical Association
Desk image: Robert Knudsen/John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston
Note: We’ve done our best to be comprehensive, interviewing art historians and presidential scholars, reviewing hundreds of images and checking our lists with the White House and its curator’s office. But artworks come and go, and it’s possible we’ve missed a piece or two.