The drawing made by Trump will be auctioned for $9,000. But he is far from Medvedev
Billionaire, philanthropist, president and the owner of the longest handshake in politics, Donald Trump, in 2005, during a charity event dedicated to the fight against illiteracy, made a small sketch. The drawing shows the Trump Tower skyscraper and the outlines of New York City houses. There is also an autograph of the author — everything is like that of serious artists.
It is curious that, no matter how cool Donald is, he is far from Russian politicians. A photograph of the Tobolsk Kremlin taken by Dmitry Medvedev was sold at auction in 2010 for 51 million rubles. An influential St. Petersburg businessman has forked out.
A year earlier, the painting "Pattern on a frosted Window" by Vladimir Putin, who was then prime minister, was sold for 37 million rubles. Putin wrote this work on a long winter night (but this is not accurate), during the Christmas Market in St. Petersburg.
Valentina Matvienko's painting "Blizzard" went under the hammer at the same auction for 11.5 million rubles.
What talented politicians we have, it turns out.
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