And "A Windy Day on the Roof" (1904), a humorous short by the same company, in which a woman hanging her wash douses an oaf trying to look up her skirt, finds a tamer echo in John Sloan's "Sun and Wind on the Roof" (1915), a piquant vignette of a woman hanging laundry without intrusion.
Besides the ambling herds of foraging goats, there are few fellow creatures to be seen -- perhaps a woman hanging out her laundry or a farmer tending his orange groves.
And Erica Rosalba Aguilar, another factory worker, was hanging laundry in her front yard of tumbleweeds and making dark predictions for the future.
Next time you're about to fire up the grill and notice her laundry hanging out to dry, call her.
Allen is not so much hanging out her dirty laundry as rolling around in it, delighting in its filth, to a soundtrack of ska rhythms and lilting reggae tones.
A woman in her twenties hanging out the laundry asks questions about the way Ebola is transmitted.
A 72-year-old female was seen at the orthopaedic outpatient clinic with pain in her left shoulder that started after hanging the laundry to dry 2 months earlier.
Even from her hiding place on the balcony, behind her mother's hanging laundry, she could hear the landlady's sons, Hamid and Hassan, on the roof, practically falling over the edge to get a glimpse of Amina's suitor.
"I figured trailer parks were the one place left where hanging your laundry was actually still allowed," she said, standing in front of her tidy yellow mobile home on an impeccably manicured lawn.
