The Cite Sources guide outlines the different citation styles that are commonly used in scholarly work. It will give you tips on how to get started with proper citation.
Chicago Style is the commonly accepted citation style used in art history. These links will help you get started using Chicago Style.
An annotated bibliography is a list of resources where each resource is followed by a short descriptive text or annotation. The annotation usually serves three purposes:
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