The Portrait in Fiction of the Romantic Period

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Focusing on the evolving significance of portraiture during the Romantic age, the book explores its influence on the works of authors like Maria Edgeworth, Jane Austen, and Sir Walter Scott. Joe Bray analyzes how the language of portraiture intertwines with novelistic narratives, revealing the complex relationship between visual art and literature in this era. Through detailed examination, the author highlights how portraits inform character development and thematic depth within these influential texts.