Insert an Image into a WordPress Text Widget

I have noticed that many new users have difficulty with placing images in text widgets. IMO the easiest way to do this is to create a draft post first, then copy and paste the data into a text widget, and delete the draft post after you see the image display correctly in your sidebar. Prior to trying to insert an image into a text widget I recommend reading these two FAQs entries:
Put an image in your sidebar
Using the text widget

I hope they will provide enough background information so that the walk through  will simply function as a guide:

WordPress: Placing images in text widgets

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