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DENVER (AP) - President Donald Trump will soon join the Colorado Capitol's wall of presidential portraits after all.<br><br>Colorado's Senate Republicans said Thursday they had quickly raised the $10,000 needed by a group that collects private donations for the portraits.<br><br>Senate President Kevin Grantham launched a GoFundMe campaign after Colorado Citizens for Culture said it hadn't received a single dollar for a Trump portrait.<br><br>Grantham kicked in the first $100.<br><br>The issue attracted national attention after a prankster placed a portrait of Russian President Vladimir Putin near where Trump's portrait would go. A tour [https://burmatourist.com/transportation-guide-using-for-myanmar-tours Transportation Guide using for Myanmar Tours] removed it soon after Democratic state Sen. Steve Fenberg tweeted a picture .<br><br>Jay Seller of Colorado Citizens for Culture told [http://Www.becomegorgeous.com/topics/KUSA-TV KUSA-TV] the artist who painted Presidents George W. Bush and  [https://burmatourist.com/transportation-guide-using-for-myanmar-tours burma Transportation] Barack Obama will do the Trump portrait.<br><br>___<br><br>Information from: KUSA-TV, website<br><br>Advertisement