veteran, and Missouri native). Colonel House was added back, and MacMorris also added portraits of Carrier-Belleuse and Gorguet. The bouquet of flowers previously painted in at the feet of Edith Cavell was placed in front of Woodrow Wilson. The lone surviving Chinese labourer was also painted out. Other fragments of the original painting have survived. Two fragments were displayed in Haussner's Restaurant in Baltimore until 1999, and were then sold. The building that housed the work in Paris was destroyed in 1960. See also Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum Gettysburg Cyclorama References Further reading Panthéon de la Guerre: Reconfiguring a Panorama of the Great War, Mark Levitch, University of Missouri Press, 2006 Life magazine, 10 August 1953, Vol. 35, No. 6, p. 55-56 External links Pantheon de la Guerre, Images Celebrating the Allied Effort in WWI (images of postcards) 1910s paintings War paintings World War I