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The Gettysburg Cyclorama painting was state-of-the-art entertainment in the 19th century. This colossal oil painting in-the-round depicts the charge of the Confederate infantry led by General George Pickett. When it was first displayed in the 1880s, it was said to be so moving that battle veterans wept.
