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Jerry Nowicki | Capitol News Illinois

Rauner’s return: Former Republican governor visits state Capitol to unveil official portrait — but won’t talk politics

Former Gov. Bruce Rauner, now a Florida resident, unveils his official portrait before it is hung on the wall of the Illinois State Capitol on Monday. Above Rauner is the portrait of his predecessor, Democrat Pat Quinn, and at right is his former Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti. (Jerry Nowicki/Capitol News Illinois)

SPRINGFIELD — Former Gov. Bruce Rauner’s portrait has joined the “Hall of Governors” in the Illinois Capitol. 

The Winnetka Republican-turned-Florida resident on Monday unveiled the portrait painted by Chicago artist Richard Halstead and privately funded by Rauner. The 42nd governor of Illinois downplayed the artwork as “not that big a deal” and declined to stray far from a message of “thanks” to the people of Illinois.

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