In 1837 a new project was begun to finish the exterior decoration, particularly on the facade facing the Seine. The original three bas-reliefs on the facade beneath the colonnade had been removed with the fall of the Empire, and were not replaced; but two new works replaced other Napoleonic bas reliefs; "Prometheus animating the arts" by Rude and "Public Education" by James Pradier. The bas-relief on the Fronton, which had originally depicted Napoleon bringing the flags of Austerlitz to the Assembly, was replaced by a new work by Corton entitled "France supported by Force and Justice". For the new entry portico on the court of honor, Joly commissioned two new statues by Gayard; titled "France" and "Liberty". These two statues were not installed until 1860, under Napoleon III, and were given new names; "Force" and "France deposits her ballot in the voting urn."