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ALT Illustration of a man constructed from wireframe shapes, surrounded by other wireframe shapes. Watching him are figures drawn in different styles, sat at desks. Text reads: "Yes, despite such predisposition, maybe one person's construction of the world could influence someone else's, you would have to imagine that these constructions, whatever their origins, are not immutable.

ALT Illustration of people in a room with musical instruments. A woman and a man with a walking stick are picking up manuscript paper that is scattered on the floor. A smiling man holding a mug of tea says "Willy, I believe you've come up with a new composing technique!"

ALT Comic panels of a man and a woman in a sitting room. They are both drawn in different styles. The woman says: "Suddenly you're an expert on music? Couldn't it be possible that maybe - maybe - Kalvin knows more about it than you? What makes you think you're always right?" In a crossed out panel, than man says "That's not true and you know it." In another crossed out panel he says: "It so happens I often am." In another panel, he says "Is it okay if I answer only one question at a time?"

ALT Paper with handwriting and pinned-on samples of fabric with floral prints. Text reads "flower'd calicue long jack 1746". "A blue damask coat 1746 half a Guinea a yard". "A flower'd Cotton jacket 1747." "a blue & white linnen long sack 1748". "flower'd silk Robe-coat 1748".

ALT Paper with columns of handwritten numbers. Stuck on it are 2 18th century fashion plate engravings, reading WALKING DRESS and EVENING DRESS. Pinned on are 2 samples of fabric. Text reads "Twelve yards of Lustre three shillings a yard. Half yard wide. Trim'd with Satin made at Thawford (sp.?) September 24. 1823." "Twelve yards of Check'd [unknown}, four shillings a yard, three quarts wide June 15. 1822."

ALT Colour photograph showing a spread of magazines titled Square Peg. Each magazine has been numbered with a small slip of paper and writing in pencil, tucked into the top of the front cover. The front of the magazines show a range of colourful cover artwork and photography. The cover artwork includes a black and white image of two people, one standing, wearing a leather biker jacket and a tight fitting pvc corset, holding handcuffs. There is a person kneeling in front of them facing away from the camera wearing a studded leather blouson jacket with blonde hair tied in a French plaît. Another magazine appears to show the reproduction of a painting.





















































