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A '''picture''' is a symbolic drawn representation meant to convey a similarity to something that exists in reality.  The earliest forms of [[writing]] [[communication]] dealt with pictures, which predated written [[language]].  Pictures have also been a popular form of artistic representation.
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A '''picture''' is a symbolic drawn representation meant to convey a similarity to something that exists in reality.  The earliest forms of [[writing]] [[communication]] dealt with pictures,{{fact}} which predated written [[language]].  Pictures have also been a popular form of artistic representation.
  
 
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Revision as of 19:29, October 2, 2008

A picture is a symbolic drawn representation meant to convey a similarity to something that exists in reality. The earliest forms of writing communication dealt with pictures,[Citation Needed] which predated written language. Pictures have also been a popular form of artistic representation.