Image credits

Where the pictures in El Trivia’s quizzes come from. All of them are in the public domain in the United States; nothing here is a license to reuse anything else on the site.

Presidents’ portraits

Used in US Presidents by Picture, cropped and resized only. Each is an official or historical portrait whose public-domain status rests on one of three grounds: a work of the US federal government, a work published before 1931, or a faithful photograph of a public-domain painting.

Portraits of the presidents, with author, date, basis and source
PresidentAuthorDatePublic domain asSource
George WashingtonGilbert Stuart1803reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
John AdamsGilbert Stuartcirca 1800reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
Thomas JeffersonRembrandt Peale1800reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
James MadisonJohn Vanderlyn1816reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
James MonroeSamuel Finley Breese Morsecirca 1819reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
John Quincy AdamsMathew Bradycirca 1843-1848published before 1931Source
Andrew JacksonRalph Eleaser Whiteside Earlcirca 1835reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
Martin Van BurenMathew Benjamin Bradybetween circa 1855 and circa 1858published before 1931Source
William Henry HarrisonAlbert Gallatin Hoit1840reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
John TylerGeorge Peter Alexander Healy1842reproduction of a public-domain paintingSource
James K. PolkMathew Brady1849-02-14published before 1931Source
Zachary TaylorUnknown (daguerreotype, Library of Congress)between circa 1843 and circa 1845published before 1931Source
Millard FillmoreMathew Benjamin Bradycirca. 1855-1865published before 1931Source
Franklin PierceMathew Brady (restored by Adam Cuerden)between 1855 and 1865published before 1931Source
James BuchananFrom Brady daguerreotype (Mathew Brady) (1822-1896)between 1850 and 1868published before 1931Source
Abraham LincolnAlexander Gardner8 November 1863published before 1931Source
Andrew JohnsonMathew Benjamin Bradybefore 1875published before 1931Source
Ulysses S. GrantBrady-Handy studiobetween 1870 and 1880published before 1931Source
Rutherford B. HayesMathew Benjamin Bradybetween circa 1870 and circa 1880published before 1931Source
James A. GarfieldBrady-Handy studio1881published before 1931Source
Chester A. ArthurAbraham Bogardus (restored by Adam Cuerden)1880spublished before 1931Source
Grover ClevelandNapoleon Sarony1892-08-09published before 1931Source
Benjamin HarrisonPach Brothers (restored by Adam Cuerden)1896published before 1931Source
William McKinleyUnknown (Library of Congress)circa 1900published before 1931Source
Theodore RooseveltPach Brothers (restored by Adam Cuerden)1904published before 1931Source
William Howard TaftPach Brothers (restored by Adam Cuerden)1908published before 1931Source
Woodrow WilsonHarris & Ewing, photographer1914published before 1931Source
Warren G. HardingHarris & Ewing, photographercirca 1920published before 1931Source
Calvin CoolidgeHarris & Ewingcirca 1924published before 1931Source
Herbert HooverUnderwood & Underwood1928published before 1931Source
Franklin D. RooseveltOffice of War Information (NARA 535943)between 1942 and 1945US federal workSource
Harry S. TrumanFrank Gatteri, United States Army Signal Corpscirca 1945US federal workSource
Dwight D. EisenhowerThe White House1959-05-29US federal workSource
John F. KennedyCecil W. Stoughton1963-07-11US federal workSource
Lyndon B. JohnsonYoichi Okamoto9 January 1969US federal workSource
Richard NixonWhite House photograph (NARA 530679)1 June 1972US federal workSource
Gerald FordDavid Hume Kennerly27 August 1974US federal workSource
Jimmy CarterDepartment of Defense (NARA 558522)1978US federal workSource
Ronald ReaganMichael Evans7 February 1981US federal workSource
George H. W. BushDavid Valdez15 February 1989US federal workSource
Bill ClintonBob McNeely, The White House1993-01-01US federal workSource
George W. BushEric Draper14 January 2003US federal workSource
Barack ObamaPete Souza, The White House6 December 2012US federal workSource
Donald TrumpDaniel Torok2025-06-02US federal workSource
Joe BidenAdam Schultz2021-03-03US federal workSource

Flags

Used in Flags of the World: the country-flags collection, drawn from Wikimedia Commons, which treats national flags as public domain; Kyrgyzstan’s from Wikimedia Commons.

Maps

The world map is drawn from Natural Earth and the US map from the US Census Bureau’s cartographic boundary files, both in the public domain.

Photos

The photographs on the posters are from Unsplash, credited at the foot of every page.

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