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Worker receiving medical care outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA
Worker receiving medical care outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA

Worker receiving medical care outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA

Artist (American, 1929 – 2006)
Date1974
Period20th century
Mediumgelatin silver print (vintage)
DimensionsImage Size: 9 1/2 x 6 3/8 inches
Object Size: 10 x 8 inches
Credit LineGift of Jill M. Garling and Thomas J. Wilson
Object number2015.189
Curatorial DepartmentModern & Contemporary Art
_Place of OriginUnited States
Worker receiving medical care outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA
Worker receiving medical care outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA
Leonard Freed
1974
Object number: 2015.188
[Girl pushes cart outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA]
[Girl pushes cart outside homes damaged by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA]
Leonard Freed
1974
Object number: 2015.190
[People sitting outside business destroyed by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA]
[People sitting outside business destroyed by tornado, Xenia, OH, USA]
Leonard Freed
1974
Object number: 2014.162
[Homes and road damaged by flood, Wilkes-Barre, PA, USA]
[Homes and road damaged by flood, Wilkes-Barre, PA, USA]
Leonard Freed
1972
Object number: 2015.057
A lot of Unemployed Workers Spend Their Time at the Betting Walls, Strabane, Northern Ireland
A lot of Unemployed Workers Spend Their Time at the Betting Walls, Strabane, Northern Ireland
Leonard Freed
1971
Object number: 2014.134
“There are no pretty girls on my beat. Only the homeless mental patients, the overflow of the social service agencies, the derelicts,” said the officer. “The politicians and social workers think if they don’t see them, they don’t exist. Well, they do exist, and I’m expected to wipe the shit off the streets for them.”
“There are no pretty girls on my beat. Only the homeless mental patients, the overflow of the social service agencies, the derelicts,” said the officer. “The politicians and social workers think if they don’t see them, they don’t exist. Well, they do exist, and I’m expected to wipe the shit off the streets for them.”
Leonard Freed
1976
Object number: 2014.165
[Elderly woman knitting at home, Sicily, Italy]
[Elderly woman knitting at home, Sicily, Italy]
Leonard Freed
1975
Object number: 2015.059
[Hassidic Family in the Kitchen of their Home in Mea Shearim, Jerusalem]
[Hassidic Family in the Kitchen of their Home in Mea Shearim, Jerusalem]
Leonard Freed
1967
Object number: 2015.064
Hassidic Man Drinking Tea at Home, Israel
Hassidic Man Drinking Tea at Home, Israel
Leonard Freed
1972
Object number: 2017.328
Children Climbing on a Fire Engine, New York City, USA
Children Climbing on a Fire Engine, New York City, USA
Leonard Freed
1970
Object number: 2014.130
Jean Genet and Black Panthers at May Day Demonstration, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Jean Genet and Black Panthers at May Day Demonstration, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Leonard Freed
1970
Object number: 2014.133
[Girl Crying with her Mother (Poor White People), Kentucky, USA]
[Girl Crying with her Mother (Poor White People), Kentucky, USA]
Leonard Freed
1991
Object number: 2015.073