The photograph titled “General Dwight D. Eisenhower” was captured by the artist Arnold Newman in New York, 1950. The image is a black-and-white portrait that presents a close-up view of an individual assumed to be General Eisenhower. He appears to be middle-aged with a receding hairline and is looking directly at the camera with a faint, warm smile. His expression is thoughtful and poised, highlighted by the clarity in his eyes. The subject is resting his chin on his hand, which adds a contemplative dimension to the portrait. The lighting is high-contrast, which accentuates the textures and features of his face, like his well-defined, mature skin and the subtle lines that indicate experience and age. This photographic style creates a sense of intimacy and personality, effectively capturing a moment that reflects both the character and stature of the person depicted.