Portrait Commissions
Judicial & Government Portraits
Fine art judicial and government portraits honor judges, elected officials, and public servants.
A judicial or civic portrait is a document of office as much as of person — painted to hang in chambers and halls of state for generations.
The Service observes the conventions proper to official portraiture.
What to prepare
Preparing your photographs.
- Photographs
- One clear photograph of each subject is all that is needed — in good light, from the front or at a slight angle. More are welcome if you have them.
- Placement
- Where the portrait will hang, and whether the setting is formal or informal.
- Attire & tone
- Any preference for attire, background, and the character of the portrait.
Commissions
Begin your portrait.
A sales associate will guide you from first inquiry to the finished portrait.