Endnotes, illustrations, and bibliography go in that order on separate pages at the end after the text. Do not insert illustrations into your text. Instead, assign numbers to the illustrations and insert references to them in parenthesis at the end of the sentences or clause where they appear, like this (Figure 1).
Tutorial:
Art History Image Citation Instructions with a Sample Appendix:
Ms. Kane's Sample Bibliography:
Example Appendix
*Select the Chicago Citation Style and Advanced.
*For help with your account, please ask Ms. Crow or Ms. Kane.
Citation Tip!
Can I use the citations made by the database I am using?
Generally we find that information given within databases is misleading and their examples are routinely wrong. Databases often provide a "source citation" at the bottom of the article. Although these source citations provide useful data (e.g., title of the database, authors, etc.), spend the time to review them thoroughly and compare them to the style guide examples before simply copying and pasting those examples into your source list.
From the NoodeTools Help Desk
When Should You Cite?
You should write down every source that gives you information for your project. For this project, your sources will likely include:
1) Print books
2) Encyclopedia articles, both from Spence Library databases and from printed books.
3) Magazine articles, print or online
4) Websites
5) Images from websites