One, of John Marshall, is a copy of the Washington portrait which Brooke had saved from the fire at the Fauquier County Courthouse;[17] the other, of Speaker Robert M. T. Hunter, was among those ordered removed from display by Nancy Pelosi in 2020 in response to protests over the killing of George Floyd.[18][19] A Civil War genre painting of 1872, Furling the Flag, is in the collection of the West Point Museum.[10]