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“Theatre painting” partakes of two genres of representation. A reflection on the processes and devices involved during the passage from one support to the other and from one form of figuration to the other is carried out from the study of graphic and pictorial works based on some of William Shakespeare’s plays. Intersemiotic encoding and decoding serve the translation.