What is the authors thesis? What is the theme of their essay? What are their main points? What are the authors credentials? Are they qualified to make the claims or raise the points that they do?
Highlight key points of authors argument/thesis, citing specific examples from text to support analysis/critique.
The primary goal in writing an annotation is to tell your reader in a succinctly written paragraph what an authors main thesis is, how its argued, and what his or her conclusions are. In your opening sentence, you want to outline the authors credentials and combine this with thesis information to help with conciseness. You would then explain the authors three main points as succinctly as possible. Make note of the relevance of an article to the study of art history in the concluding remarks. Refer to an author and artists by last name only after the initial introduction. If and when including a quote from an article, you need to include an in-text citation.
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