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Three versions of a colour advert with sound for the Guardian's G2 section. The adverts feature the face of a man with different faces and other images projected over the top of it. The advert also features upbeat music.

a). The advert ends with a shot of G2 and the strapline: 'Monday to Friday in The Guardian'. Duration: 30 seconds. The advert starts at 00.15 on the mp4 file.

b). Similar to a). but also features the commentary: 'G2, Monday to Friday in The Guardian'. Duration: 30 seconds. The advert starts at 00.59 on the mp4 file.

c). Similar of b). but also features the Guardian website in the top left corner at the end of the advert. Duration: 30 seconds. The advert starts at 08.00 on the mp4 file.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited

Invitation to the private view of 'Faces of the Century' exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. Features photographs of the exhibitons selection panel taken by Jane Bown, including; Lord Briggs of Lewes, Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover, Vivienne Westwood, Trevor Phillips, Anna Ford, Max Hastings, Professor Stephen Hawking, Helena Kennedy QC, and Lord Puttnam.

Copies of original cartoons by Papas, many correspond to originals not found in the collection.

Facsimiles of original illustrations produced by Haro Hodson for the Observer and the Daily Mail, and reproductions of other drawings and artwork
Creator: Hodson; Haro (1923-); illustrator

Set in a public school bedroom Geoffrey Howe, [Ian Gilmour] and Michael Heseltine dressed in tails and boaters. The wall bears banners which read "Thatcher Public School of Monetarism" and "The best education sytstem in the world". The three ministers are causing chaos - spilling water, throwing books, knocking over furniture - while three younger schoolboys are in tears while trying to clean the floors. Howe flexes a cane labelled "Budget", and says "Fags, I'm apalled! Look at the mess you've made of things! You leave us no alternative but to punish you most severely!". Margaret Thatcher, in a gown and mortar board, looks on with pride.

Context: Geoffrey Howe delivered a budget in March 1980 which was noted for its tight monetary policy and clampdown on spending (Source: Guardian website, accessed 27.02.19). "Fags" refers to the public school practice of using younger pupils as personal servants.

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Illustration originally used to accompany an article titled 'Fair shares - for the rich' by Patricia Feeney on the Copenhagen Summit and humanitarian concerns impacting global economic policies which appeared in the Guardian on 11 March 1995. The drawing shows a large cake and knife with a desert landscape. Seven figures wearing suits stand around the cake and divide it into sections. On the right of the image, a thin figure in a basic tunic is stretching out an empty bowl. Includes newspaper cutting.