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An oil on canvas portrait of George Clinton, the first Governor of New York, is shown hanging on a white wall within New York City Hall, Manhattan, New York, United States. The portrait depicts a light-skinned male subject with a white powdered wig, standing in a three-quarter pose. He wears a dark, patterned long coat, a white cravat, and dark breeches. His right hand holds a dark, possibly folded, object, while his left hand rests on a dark red-draped table upon which white papers are visible. The background of the painting features classical fluted columns, a red upholstered chair, and a stormy landscape with dark clouds and trees on the left side. The painting is enclosed in an ornate, gilded frame with repeating decorative motifs. Above the painting, a white architectural cornice is visible against the white wall. The photograph is taken from a slight low-angle perspective, emphasizing the painting's vertical placement.
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