Hi! <br />I took a photo Image 4 and 7 on LACMA yesterday, but I do not know how to cite it. Please make a correct citation; also the paper word limit is 2500 and my word is 1500. Do you think it is okay? If you think that I have to add more please make it over at least 1800.<br /><br />Make the essay as high quality and if you have any question please message to me.<br /><strong>Also, I put my professor's criteria to help to fix my essay.</strong><br /><br />Thank you so much!<br /><br /><br />All essays must be accompanied by a properly laid out bibliography which should be in <strong>Chicago style</strong> as far as possible, and should include all relevant information including publisher and place of publication for books. All references must be cited in the text as, for example (Caple 2000: 76-79). Individual published papers do not need pages added to the reference in the text and can be given as (Smith 1996). All essays should be, in total, no more that 2,500 words in length. Essays SHOULD NOT be given to the instructor by e-mail but should be handed in directly to the instructor concerned.<br /><br /><p><strong>TOPIC 1:</strong> Visit the Getty Museum at the Villa and/or LACMA (Free on Thursdays after 3pm).  Look at some of the marble sculpture, such as the Bateman Mercury and the Lansdowne Athlete (LACMA) or the Lansdowne Heracles, and Leda and the Swan (Getty) and write about the present visual condition and the appearance, the presence of any restorations or parts removed and replaced or just removed and what you think about these alterations (for example if you go to the LACMA web-site you can see that the Athlete used to be a boxer).  Choose an additional marble sculpture to round up the number discussed to three. If you go to the Getty there are illustrative panels.  What do you think about leaving marble sculpture in a de-restored state as compared with one aesthetically completed?  Essay is due  Wednesday 4<sup>th</sup>  February Word limit 2500 words.<br /><br /><br /></p>