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Include visual information such as drawings, artifacts, illustrations, timelines and graphs to illustrate your presentation.

Edward Marlatt, president of the museum, culled photographs, drawings, artifacts and bits from a recent Princeton University exhibition.

Another source of potential confusion is the New York artist Scott Serrano's curiosity cabinet of drawings, artifacts and photographs telling the story of a 19th-century anatomist, Wilson Quain, a man so "science-intoxicated" that he took to dissecting himself.

An exhibition of photographs, drawings, artifacts and documents relating to some of the 7,000 sites recorded in the archives of the Historic American Engineering Record continues through May 20.

The collection contains architectural drawings, artifacts, audio material, clippings, correspondence, deeds, manuscripts, maps, memorabilia, oral histories, photographs, postcards, posters, publications, scrapbooks, and slides.

From Jan . 12 to May 11 maps, books, documents, prints, drawings and artifacts will be displayed there in "This Vast Country of Louisiana: The Founding Years, 1682-1731".

But only recently, after a five-year effort to reclaim a near-abandoned city archive, have tens of thousands of photographs, drawings and artifacts on the behemoth waterworks come to light.

Part of HSC's mission is to collect these materials in a wide variety of formats, including printed books, handwritten manuscripts, paper and electronic documents, portraits, photographs, drawings, and artifacts.

Created by the media artist Zoe Beloff, the exhibition fills a room with drawings, photographs, artifacts and short films purportedly made by members of a previously unknown group of vocational Freudians founded, Ms. Beloff said, by a man named Albert Grass in the 1920s.

Through Feb. 22, "Paris/New York: Design Fashion Culture 1925-1940," an exhibition focusing on the cultural rivalry of the two cities during the time period, as seen in photographs, drawings and artifacts from international expositions in Paris (in 1925) and New York (1939-40).

However an exhibition of the artist's drawings and artifacts at the Contemporary Jewish Museum reveals that the contemporary spin on his inventions runs contrary to all that gave his machines vitality.