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Charlotte Brontë Oil painting by Branwell Bronte showing Anne, Emily, and Charlotte Bronte standing together, with visible cracks and damage across the canvas. John Abbott, Orson Welles, and Joan Fontaine in a black-and-white scene from the 1943 film Jane Eyre, with Fontaine in a bridal veil and gown beside stone walls. Anne Brontë
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Charlotte Brontë
A portrait of Charlotte Brontë, based on a chalk pastel by George Richmond.
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The Brontë sisters
Portrait of (from left) Anne, Emily, and Charlotte Brontë, damaged oil painting by...
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Jane Eyre
(From left) John Abbott, Orson Welles, and Joan Fontaine in Jane Eyre (1943),...
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Anne Brontë
Detail of a pencil drawing by Brontë's sister Charlotte Brontë, c. 1845.
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