Despite its academic reputation, Wikipedia is definitely a great starting point; just make sure to write down the related footnotes instead of Wikipedia as a source.
Notable examples include Still Water (The River Thames, for Example) (1999), in which images of the River Thames include numbers related to footnotes that provide a context and the artist's insight, and the Key and Cue series (1990s), which features aluminum columns printed with lines of poetry by Emily Dickinson, a poet Horn claimed as an important influence.
Instead of including publishing information about the source in the footnote, often writers will footnote additional "asides" or tangentially related information in footnotes, often gleaned from other resources not directly cited.
He said that, although he was not clear whether the footnote related to suspect information about 45 minutes or about missiles or both, he was "100% certain" that it existed.
Public relations footnote.
In this study, we exploit the unique reporting requirements for employee stock options to provide large sample evidence on the accuracy of footnote disclosures related to a specific complex estimate, the fair value of options granted.
Footnote: In related news, on October 14, hunting guide Theo Bronkhorst appeared in a Zimbabwe court regarding charges against him relating to his involvement in the killing of Cecil the Lion.
Both stories began, she relates, with a footnote that piqued her curiosity and set her to dreaming, and reading.
Or, if another war morphs itself into the splitting of atoms, all this war waging in the world of the Muslim may only be a footnote of a larger news article related to this other war.
Patry claims that declining CD sales are not related to unauthorized file sharing, but offers neither discussion nor footnotes.
