The photo echoes another viral picture from New York City's subway, posted on Facebook over the Easter holiday, which celebrated the country's religious diversity.
It is a picture echoed across the UK economy, with employment at a record high.
That picture echoed a long letter from Mr. Nafis to Judge Amon, in which he described himself as a loner.
That's a picture echoed by Chris Mould, executive chairman of the Trussell Trust, which runs 400 food banks up and down the country, providing three days' worth of emergency produce for people in dire straits.
Painting a picture which echoes across conflict zones, Ms. Allami speaks of the horrific abductions of displaced Yazidi women and girls in particular, who are being forced by ISIS militants to convert to Islam, or be killed.
The cow picture has echoes of an image released in May by West Midlands police of three lambs being transported in a Ford Galaxy people carrier.
The edit remains purposely raw, with breaks, silences, sometimes voices without an image, subtitles without a picture, booming echoes and tailings-off, the sizzling, faltering static of life itself.
"The Fitting" (1890-91) includes patterns and a line cutting diagonally across the lower portion of the picture that echoes ukiyo-e prints, but also looks forward to Art Nouveau and pattern-obsessed painters like Matisse.
But at the entrance of the exhibition, which runs until July 18, there is a poignant picture that echoes it, titled "Departure" (2009-2010), of a man and woman embracing in the shadows, their features hidden in the enveloping darkness.
