George W. Bush Gets His Own Gallery Show

When we first learned that George W. Bush could add artist to his long list of of illustrious titles, we were naturally pretty surprised. Turns out, this isn't just a hobby. According to People, the former prez is blending his love of politics and painting in a new exhibition called "The Art of Leadership: A President’s Personal Diplomacy." The show will open in early April at at his presidential library in Dallas, TX.

The exhibition will showcase over two dozen portraits painted by Bush. How does this relate to politics, you ask? According to the George W. Bush Presidential Center, the portraits will “explore the relationships that President George W. Bush forged with world leaders.” No sneak peeks yet, but we’re anticipating colorful portraits of the heads of state Dubya worked with during his time in office.

After seeing the portrait he painted of Jay Leno, we'll admit we’re intrigued to see which famous leaders got the GWB treatment — and how they turned out. We'll just have to sit tight until April for the big reveal. (People)