Abstract
Let us imagine a picture story in schematic pictures, and thus more like the narrative in a language than a series of realistic pictures. . . . Let us remember too that we don't have to translate such pictures into realistic ones in order to understand them, any more than we ever translate photographs or film pictures into coloured pictures, although black-and-white men or plants in reality would strike us as unspeakably strange and frightful.'
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