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Ron Mueck In Bed (2005)—A Contemporary Textile Challenge
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  • 2012The Routledge Companion to Museum Ethics91 cited
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  • 1993The Development and the Evaluation of Costume Reproduction Pattern Blocks for an 1880's Woman's Dress5 cited
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