Statesmen of World War I. From left to right, seated at the table: Joseph Cook, William Morris Hughes, David Lloyd George, Alfred Milner, Winston Churchill, Edward Gray and William Ferguson Massey (with their backs turned). Standing: Ganga Singh (Maharaja of Bikaner), Louis Botha, George Nicoll Barnes (behind Churchill) and Robert Laird Borden. Painting by James Guthrie (1859-1930). Oil on canvas (396,2 x 335,3 cm), 1924-1930. Detail. National Portrait Gallery. London, England, United Kingdom.

Statesmen of World War I. From left to right, seated at the table: Joseph Cook, William Morris Hughes, David Lloyd George, Alfred Milner, Winston Churchill, Edward Gray and William Ferguson Massey (with their backs turned). Standing: Ganga Singh (Maharaja of Bikaner), Louis Botha, George Nicoll Barnes (behind Churchill) and Robert Laird Borden. Painting by James Guthrie (1859-1930). Oil on canvas (396,2 x 335,3 cm), 1924-1930. Detail. National Portrait Gallery. London, England, United Kingdom. Stock Photo

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