Artist Victoria Brookland has returned to the Brontë Parsonage Museum with a third exhibition.
A Thousand Gleaming Fires is a display of drawings inspired by dresses owned by the Brontë sisters.
For her latest pictures at the Haworth museum, Victoria set out to explore the passionate heroine in literature and poetry.
Her work investigates how female writers have employed the Gothic genre to reveal hidden aspects of their own natures. Her exhibition runs until July 29.
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