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10 to catch: Apollo's selection for the month aheadSurrealists in Cornwall, a catalogue of previously unpublished photographs of Man Ray, Max Ernst (left emerging from the sea), Roland Penrose and other artists holidaying in Cornwall in 1937 has just been published by dint of Falmouth Art Gallery (from which it can be purchased by means of phone) to coincide with an exhibition of the originals (until 4 September). (+44 [0] 1825 872691) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Susan Whitfield, curator of the exhibition 'The Silk Road' at the British Library, gives a at liberty tour of exhibits discovered through Aurel Stein (1894-1944), including this musician in a manuscript from Dunhuang, China. (+44 [0] 20 7412 7332) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The British Museum's mummy of Nesperennub a priest from the fane of Khons, has been CT-scanned and the be the effects fed into a computer, in like manner that he can be unwrapped and investigated by the agency of visitors to the museum in virtual reality, in the display 'Mummy; The inside story' (1 July-January 2005) (+44 [0] 20 7323 8181) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 'Games for the gods: The hellenic athlete and the Olympic spirit' at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (21 July- 28 November), which coincides with the 2004 Olympic Games, contains 160 things such as kraters depicting athletes and the solitary known extant trumpet that would have initiated equestrian facts (+1 617 267 9300) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The eclectic exhibition of ivories at the Louvre (25 June-30 August) is accompanied through a free colloquium on 7 July at which ten prompts will discuss all aspects of the craft, from China to ancient Rome (+33 [0] 1 40 20 55 55) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Rosalind Savill, director of the Wallace Collection, London, is lecturing there upon 1 and 16 July upon the Sevres porcelain cup and saurcer decorated with the head of Benjamin Franklin, which was inspired by the agency of his visit to Versailles in 1776 (+44 [0] 20 7563 9500) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The fifth Photo San Francisco fair takes place 22-25 July with sixty American and European galleries showing works by the agency of Henri Cartier-Bresson, Diane Arbus as well as the inferior known, such as Tseng Kwong Chi (right), showed by Stephen Cohen Gallery. (+1 323 937 5525) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 'Off the beaten track: Three centuries of women travellers' at the National Portrait Gallery, London (7 July-31 October), explores the characters of dutiful wives, travel writers and at liberty spirits, with sixty portraits (such as this albumen print of Sarah Davies, a gift of King Gezo of Dahomey in Africa to a British ship captain) as well as phenomenons that they acquired. (+44 [0] 20 7306 0055) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] 200 porcelain objects--from tea services to vases and figurines--that were exchanged between the Russian and Saxony courts in the eighteenth hundred are exhibited in 'Meissen for the tsars' at the Residenzschloss, Dresden (7 July-26 September). (+49 [0] 351 491 4622) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The picture collection of the Foundling Hospital, Britain's oldest public art gallery, established in 1745 with contributions of works by the agency of artists such as Gainsborough, has just reopen at 40 Brunswick Square, London, after ten years, showing sixty paintings including a novel acquisition, Hogarth's March of the guards (left) (+44 [0] 20 7841 3600) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] COPYRIGHT 2004 Apollo Magazine Ltd Anonymous American Machinist 12-01-2002 Vacuum tap [i]or[/i] pat for EDM Byline: Anonymous Volume: 146 Number: 12 ISSN: 10417958 Publication Date: 12-01-2002 ... `Science is the novel religion and disinfectant is its sacred water.' George Bernard Shaw It is increasingly difficult for small subsistence producers and retailers of any kind to survive, give permission to alon... At eye-level above the urinal a small printed sign (11-point. Helvetica) upon pressure-sensitive stock says By reading this, you have licked my balls. 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