The Pentagram Papers

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By Harriet Lloyd Smith

published 5 May 2010

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Each year, influential design bureau Pentagram produces a pocket-sized publication on a curious, entertaining, or provocative idea or point of view that particularly enthrals its partners. In 2006, the first 36 of these cult collectors items were brought together in a compendium - and now the generous people at Pentagram are giving away 40 copies to Wallpaper* readers for free.

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