● On view now — 230 Photography
Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · verified August 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
In the mid-1800s in France, badger hunting was a working-class sport, popular among farm workers and villagers.
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Unknown — [Three Carpenters, Standing, Holding a Ruler, Hamm
Unknown — [Four Gold Miners Seated in Front of Their House]
English family of seven
Unknown — [Union Soldier and Barber]
Unknown — [Two Men and a Boy with Outside Calipers, Backsaw,
Three Carpenters
Unknown — [Two Union Soldiers Holding Hands, Arms Around Eac
Unknown — [Two Plasterers Leaning on a Railing]
Unknown — [Union Soldiers Sitting on Bench, Playing Cards]
The Hold-Up
Seated couple in mourning attire
The Homework Table & Parents of Five Children Doing Homework