Obama visits National Gallery of Art: reports

Former President Barack Obama reportedly visited the National Gallery of Art in Washington on Sunday. 

A crowd could be seen watching as the former president left the Smithsonian property, according to a reporter from NBC News.

There was also a round of applause and cheers for the former president, according to Twitter. 

Crowd as President Obama leaves the National Gallery pic.twitter.com/lqPSSNrKg9

— Benjy Sarlin (@BenjySarlin) March 5, 2017

Round of applause and cheers as Obama leaves the National Gallery, becoming a thing apparently

— Benjy Sarlin (@BenjySarlin) March 5, 2017

They just cleared the east wing of the National Gallery of Art because Obama is here. Iconic.

— Sophie Florence (@sophiebootsma) March 5, 2017

I was at the National Gallery of Art today and Barack Obama showed up pic.twitter.com/lUltonl91X

— man without pants (@ManWithoutPants) March 5, 2017

{mosads}Last month, the former president and his daughter Malia were spotted at Arthur Miller’s “The Price,” a play starring Danny DeVito, Mark Ruffalo, John Turturro, Tony Shalhoub and Jessica Hecht at the American Airlines Theatre in New York.

His visit to the theater went relatively unnoticed, with a small crowd cheering on the former president as he left the theater. 

Obama was spotted in New York earlier that day, where he attracted a large crowd.