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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the Portrait Gallery?

  The Portrait Gallery is a restaurant & bar serving small plates of amazingly fresh, local foods all prepared in-house, alongside a changing series of entree specials. We also offer a range of crafted cocktails, boutique wines and locally brewed beer from Seaboard Brewing Company, along with classic beers from the USA and Europe.

• Who is the real owner of Wagner Group?

  The businessman has been said to be the funder and actual owner of the Wagner Group, who is leading the company. Prigozhin, who was sanctioned by the United States Department of the Treasury in December 2016 for Russia’s involvement in the Ukraine conflict, denied any communication with Wagner.

• How many countries does the Wagner Group operate in Africa?

  Following the deployment of its contractors between 2017 and 2019, to Sudan, the Central African Republic, Madagascar, Libya and Mozambique, the Wagner Group had offices in 20 African countries, including Eswatini, Lesotho and Botswana, by the end of 2019.

• What is the Wagner Group and why is it illegal?

  It was reported that the Wagner Group was employed by the Russian Defense Ministry, even though private military companies are illegal in Russia. The Russian Defense Ministry dismissed the early reports by The Wall Street Journal about the Wagner Group’s operations in Syria as an information attack.

• What is a conceptual portrait?

  Some conceptual portraits are mysterious and moody. They often feature people whose faces are hidden by objects or paint-like substances. You can create these in your editing program. Partly hidden faces can make a concept seem more relatable. Sometimes, anonymity can make it easier for someone to relate to your story.