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Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Wednesday, September 19, 2007 12:03 am by M. in ,    No comments
The last issue of The Brontë Society Gazette is now out (Issue 44. September 2007 ISSN 1344-5940). It has to be noted that the new editor is Coreen Turner (also Vice-Chairman of the Brontë Society Council, Honorary Publications Secretary and Membership Committee).

The Gazette now comes with a new and improved design and in full colour:

In the Letter from the new Chairman of The Brontë Society Council, Margaret McCarthy reports briefly the recent events in the Brontë Society: the Heritage Lotery Fund, the purchases of letters and the new and tempting items at the Parsonage Museum shop. There's even good news in the financial state of the Brontë Society:
As usual we are monitoring the finances of the Society very closely. New streams of income are being looked at and I hope to be able go give a good report on this in my next letter in February 2008.

Articles

Mistaken Identity by Robert Barnard.
On the selling at the National Portrait Gallery of postcards of a presumptive Charlotte Brontë. A portrait that was discredited nearly a century ago by Mrs Chadwick in her book, In the Footsteps of the Brontës. It seems the National Portrait Gallery website is more accurate than the NPG shop:
NPG 1444
Unknown woman, formerly known as Charlotte Brontë (Mrs A.B. Nicholls)
by Unknown artist
watercolour, 1850
12 1/4 in. x 9 1/4 in. (311 mm x 235 mm)
Purchased, 1906
Primary Collection
Literary Lunch in Cambridge. 31 March 2007 by Coreen Turner
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The AGM Weekend, 2007 by Sally McDonald with additions by Coreen Turner
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A visit to the Morgan Library & Museum, New York City by Joy R. Weiner
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A portrait of Emily? by W.L. Callaghan
On this painting by T. Grimshaw illustrating an edition of the Poems of Emily Brontë, allegedly of Emily Brontë.

Brussels April 2007 by Val Wiseman
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Visions of the Sublime - John Martin and the Romantic Imagination. Lecture given by Gail-Nina Anderson by Ian M. Emberson
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Wuthering Heights (an original poem) by Andrew Liddle

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