Charlotte Bronte - Jane Eyre

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Charlotte's second novel was begun in 1846 in Manchester when she was nursing her father after an operation. Published in 1847 by Smith Elder, 'Jane Eyre' was an instant success and attracted the attention of William Makepeace Thackeray and other men and women of the literary world. By January 1848 it had gone into its second edition and her fame as an author was established. Charlotte married in 1854 but died when she was with child in 1855.

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Fritz Eichenberg Illustrator

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F. H. Townsend Illustrator

Jane Eyre F. H. Townsend illustration 11

I am no bird;

Rochester regains his sight!

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"During all that time she (Miss Blanche Ingram) never turned a page" Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte

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"The next minute she lay smashed on the pavement." Bertha and Jane by F. H. Townsend (1897)

Jane Eyre Book Review

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte is a classical work of fiction which everyone should read. If you enjoy a conflict between conscience and passion, you will certainly enjoy my Jane Eyre book review.

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“You are altogether a human being Jane? You are certain of that?”

Jane Eyre F. H. Townsend illustration 3

E. Stuart Hardy Illustrator

Jane Eyre E. Stuart Hardy illustration 2

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I tasted what they offered me - Jane Eyre Illustrated: E. Stuart Hardy

Edmund Dulac Illustrator

Edmund Garrett Illustrator

Jane Eyre Edmund Garrett illustration 5

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Ethel Gabain Illustrator

Jane Eyre Ethel Gabain illustration 14

"The tray shook as I held it; the water spilt from the glass; my heart struck my ribs loud and fast." Ethel Gabain (1923) This time, the negative space as Rochester's blindness.

F. D. Bedford Illustrator

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"Miss Temple, teachers, and children, you all see this girl?" F. D. Bedford (1932) The attention to detail here is very pleasing to me.

Fritz Eichenberg Illustrator

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"The couple were thus revealed to me clearly." Fritz Eichenberg (1947) Eichenberg is unusual among illustrators of Jane Eyre in that he twice chooses to depict Rochester's perspective; usually, the illustrators focus on Jane.

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Jane Eyre Fritz Eichenberg illustration 12

"I sought my ideal of a woman amongst English ladies, French countesses, Italian signoras, and German gräfinnen." Fritz Eichenberg (1943) Eichenberg was interested in Rochester's wild oats.

Jane Eyre Fritz Eichenberg illustration 3

George Varian Illustrator

John H. Bacon Illustrator

Jane Eyre John H. Bacon illustration 1

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M. V. Wheelhouse Illustrator

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Jane Eyre (Penguin Classics) (edition) | Open Library

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, unknown edition,

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Charlotte Bronte's handwritten manuscript of Jane Eyre

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Jane Eyre Edmund Garrett illustration 5

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Jane Eyre Edmund Garrett illustration 12

Jane Eyre Edmund Garrett illustration 9

Jane Eyre Fritz Eichenberg illustration 12

"I sought my ideal of a woman amongst English ladies, French countesses, Italian signoras, and German gräfinnen." Fritz Eichenberg (1943) Eichenberg was interested in Rochester's wild oats.

Jane Eyre F. D. Bedford illustration 2

"Miss Temple, teachers, and children, you all see this girl?" F. D. Bedford (1932) The attention to detail here is very pleasing to me.

Jane Eyre Fritz Eichenberg illustration 3

Jane Eyre F. H. Townsend illustration 11

I am no bird;

Rochester regains his sight!