'Emily Bronte' portraits make thousands
February 24 2012
Picture: J P Humbert
Yesterday a 'portrait thought to be Emily Bronte' sold at a regional auction for £4,600. Last year, the same auctioneer sold 'a portrait thought to be Emily Bronte' for over £23,000. And now, Mr Humbert says:
"We have another Bronte painting which we will put up for auction in April and we are hoping to make it three out of three."
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