No matter where you get your image (Google image search, ARTstor, social media, museum website, scan from a book) or how you use it (PowerPoint, in a paper for class, a flyer), you MUST provide a citation for every image you use. Some things to keep in mind when citing an image:
When using the image, you will want to use the caption feature with the following information:
From Flicker
Bobcats by Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, 2003. Flickr. (Public Domain)
From Artstor (image redacted - only has caption example)
The Net Mender by Alfred Stieglitz, 1894, Artstor. (c) The Georgia O'Keefe Foundation/Artists Rights Society (ARS)
From Clip Art in Microsoft Products (image redacted - only has caption example)
Gray cat; PowerPoint, Microsoft Office Professional Plus, version 14.0.7184.5000, Microsoft, 2010.
These examples correspond with the caption examples above:
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