Stephen Colbert’s portrait is returning to a Smithsonian museum, this time with several more Stephens.

The National Portrait Gallery first installed the painting, which at the time featured three Stephens, in 2008 after the Colbert Report host insisted it be hung at the D.C. museum.

Now, with his Comedy Central show over, the gallery plans to install the latest iteration, which features nine Stephens to represent nine season. It will be hung at 4 p.m. today on the second floor of the museum, between the bathrooms and above the water fountain, and will stay there until April 2015.

Stephen Colbert portrait. National Gallery, Smithsonian.