Jane Austen Poster Set: Pride and Prejudice, Emma & Persuasion

Three novels, one unmistakable voice. This Jane Austen poster set brings together the sparkle of Pride and Prejudice, the comedy of Emma and the quiet ache of Persuasion, each painted as an original watercolour scene and set in our Modern Minimalist cover style so the three hang as one calm, matching wall.

Why these three belong together

Read in order, the trio traces Austen's whole career: the witty early novel that made her name, the confident comedy of her middle years, and the tender, autumnal book she finished just before her death. Side by side they show a writer growing from sharp to wise, which is exactly why readers so often want all three on the wall rather than one.

Pride and Prejudice (1813)

Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy at a candlelit ball, the moment first impressions start to crack. The most loved novel of the three and the natural centrepiece of the set.

Emma (1815)

Emma Woodhouse walking out through summer fields near Highbury, parasol up and plans already forming. Austen said she had created a heroine no one but herself would much like; readers have disagreed for two hundred years.

Persuasion (1817)

Anne Elliot and Captain Wentworth on the Cobb at Lyme Regis, sea spray and second chances. The quietest of the three, and for many Austen readers the one that means the most.

Styling your Austen wall

The three prints share the same soft sage border and serif lettering, so they work as a row above a sofa or bed, stacked up a stairwell, or leaning on a shelf in a reading nook. Oak frames bring out the warm watercolour tones; white frames keep things light and Georgian; black frames add contrast on pale walls. Prefer a different look? Every poster also comes in five other styles, from bold Blurby covers to full-bleed watercolour.