Cite the image following the style of the source where the image was found, such as a book, article, website, etc. You can use the citation from the book, article, or website where the visual information is located and make the following changes. If there is a photographer or illustrator, use their name instead of the author. Chicago Manual of Style - 14.165, 8.193. Cite the image following the style of the source where the image was found, such as a book, article, website, etc. You can use the citation from the book, article, or website where the visual information is located and make the following changes. If there is a photographer or illustrator, use their name. Quoting images and art. Be sure to check with your instructor about how they want you to cite the images, as it may differ from these instructions. In both forms of Chicago style, images and illustrations are called figures. Label all images with a figure or figure. followed by Arabic numerals. All citations should be double-spaced and have a hanging indent. A hanging indent means that each subsequent line after the first line of your citation must be indented. Footnotes: All citations must use first-line indentation, where the first line of the footnote must be indented. all subsequent lines are not. All citations should be double-spaced and indented. A hanging indent means that each subsequent line after the first line of your citation must be indented. Footnotes: All citations must use first-line indentation, where the first line of the footnote must be indented. all subsequent lines are not. Its regular checks include a list of common Latin, French, and German terms that may or may not be italicized, depending on your style guide. It also incorporates the Chicago Manual of Style for PerfectIt. Enabling this feature adds to its regular italics check with hundreds of Latin, French, German, Spanish, Hebrew terms, add a URL if you viewed the article online. Be sure to pay attention to punctuation, such as commas and ation signs, in your notes and citations. Quote from a Chicago newspaper article. Chicago Bibliography. Author's last name, first name. "The title of the article.". Newspaper name, month day, year. Chicago Citation Style, 17th edition: paintings, illustrations, tables. Information about paintings, photographs, sculptures or other works of art can usually be presented in the text rather than in a note or bibliography However, if it is necessary to put a note or bibliographic entry, indicate the artist, the title of the work in italics usually follows. APA style and Chicago examples below are based on citation templates for drawings, illustrations for architectural drawing and archival documents, historical resources for historical plans: APA. : Name, first initial of the Author. Date.