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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Aug 31

    Emmet Gowin’s 1971 portrait of his wife, Edith, peeing in a barn seems to repel clichés: http://nyer.cm/nZUXVX3 pic.twitter.com/CwuQRvZega

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      1. Steve Wagner‏ @Photo59Smart Aug 31
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        This image I first saw while going thru CIA's extensive photography book collection. Cleveland Institute of Art = CIA

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      1. Fancyswede‏ @vontrogg Aug 31
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        It is a beautiful photograph

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      1. Geppetto San Martín‏ @SmalltimeJones Aug 31
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        The photo is titled, "Goddamn it, Edith, Not Again, We're Guests In This Barn."

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      1. M Pohl‏ @Maelvampyre Aug 31
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        If I had known this was artsy, I would have been famous 40 years ago.

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      1. Anton Mikofsky‏ @AMikofsky Aug 31
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        peeking into the barn?

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      1. adriana deLoach‏ @adrianacdel Aug 31
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        why do you keep tweeting this

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      1. DraneSpout‏ @DraneSpout Aug 31
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        Say what?

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      1. Eamonn Fitzgerald‏ @eamonn Aug 31
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        @spectator In the guise of suffering and woundedness, the overriding emotion in call-out culture is a sensation of triumph, says Lionel Shriver.

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      1. Philippe‏ @Philippe_Tweets Aug 31
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        Somehow it works.

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      1. Philippe‏ @Philippe_Tweets Aug 31
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        ... but, why not?

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      1. Dave Probert Waaugh!‏ @daveyesfan Aug 31
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