Most presidents have hung a portrait of George Washington – usually the Rembrandt Peale "Porthole" portrait or the Charles Willson Peale three-quarter-length portrait – over the mantel at the north end of the room. A portrait of Andrew Jackson by Thomas Sully hung in Lyndon B. Johnson's office and in Ronald Reagan's, George H. W. Bush's and Bill Clinton's. A portrait of Abraham Lincoln by George Henry Story hung in George W. Bush's office, and continued in Barack Obama's. Three landscapes/cityscapes by minor artists – "City of Washington from Beyond the Navy Yard" by George Cooke, "Eastport and Passamaquoddy Bay" by Victor de Grailly, and "The President's House", a copy after William Henry Bartlett – have adorned the walls in multiple administrations. "The Avenue in the Rain" by Childe Hassam and "Working on the Statue of Liberty" by Norman Rockwell flanked the "Resolute" Desk in Bill Clinton's office and did the same in Barack Obama's.