ALT Library display titled “BOOKFLIX: From Page to Screen,” featuring books adapted into movies or TV shows. Three shelves hold titles like The Guest List, It Ends With Us, and The Handmaid’s Tale. Movie-themed decorations include popcorn, clapperboards, and ticket stubs.
ALT The cover of the book "Like a Single Pomegranate" by artist Souad Abdelrasoul. The cover features a painting in which seven abstract figures sit around a table gesturing towards a pomegranate which is placed in the middle of the table. Surrounding the figures a vine with flowers on winds around the group.
ALT A picture of the title page of Souad Abdelrasoul's book Like a Pomegranate. Below the title reads 'Edited by Sahar Behairy'. Below this there is a handwritten inscription which reads "The art makes the life eternal" and below this the date "11-10-2023" is written.
ALT A photo of three shelves of a book case with some covers facing outwards and colourful book spines on display. The central titles are Art History books including How to Read Portraits and Hokusai's Fuji.
ALT Text reading: "In 1872, the last year the Act of 1860 remained unamended, the number of convictions for the sale of adulterated food was 67, and the amount of fines imposed was £306 10s. During the ten years that the first food adulteration Act was in force in Dublin, there were hundreds of convictions obtained under it, notwithstanding its defects. The articles found to be adulterated were- milk, butter, tea, coffee, cocoa, mustard, flour, bread, arrowroot, confections, sugar, rum and wine. The milk was nearly always adulterated, not only with warer, but occasionally, though rarely, with other substances, namely, sugar, starchy matter, and salt. The butter contained excessive quantities of water and salt. On one occasion a sample was examined which contained the pulp of swedish turnip; and on another occasion a roll of butter was found to contain a snowball at its core. On several"
ALT A book with a brown patterned cover and title "Report upon the state of public health in the city of Dublin for the year 1892".
