Representation (noun)

1. The action of speaking or acting on behalf of someone or something.
2. A picture, sculpture, or other representation of a person or thing.
3. A description or portrayal of something in a particular way.
4. A delegation or body of representatives, especially one sent to a conference.
5. A group of actors performing a play or show.

Origin:

Late middle english (in the sense "depiction in art"): from latin representatio(n-), from the verb representare (see represent).

Examples:

1. The trade union will be sending a delegation for representation at the conference.
2. The painting is a representation of the Battle of Waterloo.
3. This movie is a representation of the horrors of war.
4. The representation of women in the media is often stereotypical.
5. The representation of the company will be giving a performance at the local theater.