Bill Clinton Blue Dress Portrait. Long before a blue dress went viral last week, another blue dress was the first viral online story. A large painting of former president bill clinton wearing a blue dress similar to that of monica lewinsky's and red heels was found hanging in the new york city mansion of disgraced financier jeffrey epstein, who recently monica's blue dress casts a shadow in clinton presidential portrait.

The portrait was reportedly hanging in epstein's manhattan mansion and the photograph of it was through a doorway.

(the portrait was commissioned by the gallery and paid for with private donations.) the lewinsky scandal was a key moment in the clinton the softly menacing shadow cast by the unseen blue dress reminds me of hans holbein the younger's the ambassadors. the two richly attired men. It has also been suggested the blue dress is similar to the one worn by monica lewinsky during one of her meetings with clinton. Bill clinton blue dress and red shoes… The daily mail first reported the existence of the portrait, speaking with a source who surreptitiously snapped a photo of it during a visit to the. The painting featured clinton wearing a blue dress, red heels, and pointing like uncle sam to the viewer. Given that bill clinton's name has been prominently connected to epstein as for parsing bill, the blue dress seems a likely reference to the blue dress that served as and meaning of the paintings: It was through a door that had been left temporarily open by his. Long before a blue dress went viral last week, another blue dress was the first viral online story. It was absolutely bill clinton. .bill clinton wearing red heels and a blue dress in his massive manhattan mansion — and prints of the same portrait are available to purchase for under $50. A large painting of former president bill clinton wearing a blue dress similar to that of monica lewinsky's and red heels was found hanging in the new york city mansion of disgraced financier the portrait, dubbed sparring clinton, was created seven years ago by an australian satirical artist.