FDR's Portrait Unveiled

The transcript describes the final moments of a president who was posing for a painting at the Little White House in Warm Springs, GA, when he was fatally stricken. The artist, Mrs. Elizabeth Shoumatoff, is introduced alongside the painting's exhibitor, Frederick Gimble. The painting remains unfinished, similar to the famous portrait of George Washington by Stuart, serving as a historical reminder of the president's untimely death.

Where was the president when he was fatally stricken?

• Camp David

• The White House in Washington, D.C.

• The Little White House in Warm Springs, GA

• Mount Vernon

Who introduced the artist, Mrs. Elizabeth Shoumatoff?

• Frederick Gimble

• Doctor Frank Kingdom

• George Washington

• Stuart

What is the significance of the unfinished painting?

• It was destroyed in a fire.

• It was a gift to the president.

• It serves as a reminder of historical drama.

• It was completed by another artist.

Which famous unfinished portrait is the painting compared to?

• The Scream by Edvard Munch

• Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

• The Night Watch by Rembrandt

• George Washington by Stuart

What does the unfinished painting symbolize?

• The completion of a great era

• The untimely death of a great American

• The beginning of a new presidency

• The success of the artist