Narrating Works with Images or Figures

[Banabrea]

Hello,
I requested to claim a section of a Scientific American about alternate current condensers. BUT as I was practicing, I came across an image or figure showing the electrical circuit? There is a figure description but it doesn't say something like "Figure 1" to clue the listener into what you're describing.
Here is what I mean: https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/13443/pg13443-images.html#elec1

Do I just go on reading from the paragraph directly to the figure caption like "and increases the pressure....T1 and T2 are..." or should I say "figure description" or something to that effect before describing the figure?

Hope this question makes sense...Thank you in advance!

[TriciaG]

Double check with the BC of the project to be sure, but I'd guess you skip the figure and the figure caption altogether.

[Banabrea]

Thank you for the response!