• If the visual has a figure number in the source, use the abbreviation “fig.” and the number in place of a page number in your parenthetical citation: (Manning, fig. 4). If you refer to the figure by number in your text, spell out the word “figure.”
• If the visual is a numbered table, use the label “table” and the number in your text (if you refer to it by number in your text) or in parentheses.
• To cite a visual that does not have a figure number in a print source, use the visual’s title or a general description in your text. Cite the author and page number (if there is one) as for any other source.
• If the visual is not in a print source, identify the visual in your text and then in parentheses use the first element in the works cited entry: the artist’s or photographer’s name or the title of the work.
• Titles of works of art and photographs are italicized. Titles of other visuals are usually not italicized. See specific works cited entries (linked at bottom of page) for more information.

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