You have to provide a path to the image. HTML documents use URLs for paths. If the image is in the same directory as your html file, then you use the filename.
The tag is "img":

tgreer
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If your html page utilizes this image on multiple pages I would move the logic to a css file. It’s also good practice
You could do something like this in a css file if it were a background image or something. Just an example.
body{background: url(path/to/image/on/your/computer/image.gif) repeat-y;}
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