In November 2018, six of the eight tapestries – "Elephant", "Fontainebleau", "Journey", "Polish Ambassadors", "Tournament", and "Whale" – were displayed for the first time in North America at the Cleveland Museum of Art. It was also the first exhibition of the tapestries since their conservation. The works were hung in gallery with walls of various shapes and heights, similar to how they would have been hung originally. Drawings used to inspire the works and preparatory documents used by the weavers were displayed alongside the tapestries. Full-length portraits of Catherine de' Medici, Henry III of France, and Christina of Lorraine as well as a number of decorative art objects owned by the Medici family were included in the exhibit as well.