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The Friendship Book/Album of James Stanier Clarke containing, amongst many other items, a watercolour portrait believed to be a very rare depiction of Jane Austen, will be offered for sale at Christies, London, on Wednesday 8th June 2011! I’ve always thought this a fascinating story, and I must admit the painting fits in with my [...]

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Jane Austen was writing from a very early age. Her family kept some of her early pieces, one of which was this comic ‘novel’ believed to have been written between the years 1787-90, when Jane was aged between 12 and 15 years old. I think it really illustrates well her sense of humour which was [...]

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This is one of my portraits of Jane Austen in a reflective mood. Inspired by her sister Cassandra’s sketch, I have taken away her spinster’s cap for a more youthful image. This is how I imagine she would have looked at about the time she was writing Pride and Prejudice. Which one of her beau [...]

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This is one of my portraits of Jane Austen in a reflective mood. Inspired by her sister Cassandra’s sketch, I have taken away her spinster’s cap for a more youthful image. This is how I imagine she would have looked at about the time she was writing Pride and Prejudice. Which one of her beau [...]

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