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- Julia, Leslie and Virginia reading in the library at Talland House. Photography by Vanessa Bell (en)
- Photo of Maria Jackson, Julia's mother, around 1872 (en)
- Julia writing letters at her desk in the drawing room of Talland House in 1892. On the desk is a drawing of her mother by Watts (en)
- Julia Duckworth in the Garden, 1872 (en)
- Julia Jackson in April 1867 (en)
- Julia Stephen with her son Adrian in 1886 (en)
- Julia and Leslie Stephen with their children 1892 (en)
- Julia at Freshwater, Isle of Wight, 1874 (en)
- Mrs. Herbert Duckworth, "A Beautiful Vision", 1872 (en)
- Photo of John Jackson, Julia's father (en)
- Photo of Julia Jackson and her mother around 1867 (en)
- Photo portrait of Herbert Duckworth (en)
- Photograph of Julia aged 14 (en)
- Photograph of Julia and Herbert Duckworth in 1867 (en)
- Photograph of Julia in 1864 (en)
- Portrait of Julia by Watts in 1870 (en)
- Portrait of Julia in September 1874 (en)
- Photograph of Julia Stephen titled - My niece Julia full face, April 1867 (en)
- drawing of Julia's head 1873 by Burne-Jones (en)
- Photograph by Beresford of Virginia Woolf in 1902, her hair arranged in a chignon, like her mother's (en)
- Painting of Julia as the Virgin in The Annunciation by Burne-Jones (en)
- Photo of Julia Duckworth with her first son George in 1868 (en)
- Julia Stephen at Talland House supervising Thoby, Vanessa, Virginia and Adrian doing their lessons, summer 1894 (en)
- Painting of Lelie Stephen by Watts as a wedding present for Julia (en)
- My Favorite Picture of all my works, my niece Julia Jackson, 1867 (en)
- Vanessa, Julia, Virginia and Thoby Stephen photographed outside Talland House in the summer of 1894. This would be their last summer in St Ives (en)
- Photo of Julia Stephen with Virginia on her lap in 1884 (en)
- Photo of Julia Duckworth in mourning with her daughter Stella, aged about 3 or 4 taken around 1873 (en)
- Painting of Julia as Princess Sabra being led to the dragon, by Burne-Jones (en)
- Julia Stephen with her first child of her second marriage, Vanessa, in 1879 (en)
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- My Favorite Picture of all my works, my niece Julia Jackson, 1867 [302] (en)
- Herbert Duckworth (en)
- Julia Duckworth in Garden, 1872 [321] (en)
- Julia Jackson 1864 [280] (en)
- Julia Prinsep Jackson 1860, age 14 (en)
- Julia and George Duckworth 1868 (en)
- Julia and Herbert Duckworth 1867 (en)
- Julia and Leslie Stephen with her children , 1892 (en)
- Julia and Virginia 1884 (en)
- Julia in mourning with Stella c. 1873 (en)
- Mrs Herbert Duckworth 1874 [332] (en)
- Mrs Herbert Duckworth September 1874 [330] (en)
- My niece Julia full face, April 1867 [305] (en)
- Stephen photographed in 1872 (en)
- Virginia Woolf in 1902, with chignon, by Beresford (en)
- Stephen children with Julia at lessons, Talland House c. 1894 (en)
- Mrs. Herbert Duckworth, "A Beautiful Vision", 1872 [316] (en)
- My niece Julia Jackson, now Mrs Herbert Duckworth April 1867 [311] (en)
- Julia writing at Talland House 1892, with drawing of her mother (en)
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- We are bound to these sufferers by the tie of sisterhood and while life lasts we will help, soothe, and, if we can, love them. Pity has no creed, suffering no limits. And shall we, who are not helpers but sufferers, refuse to be helped in our turn by those who differ from us in doctrine but who are one in heart? ... Women are not all blind followers of men. They have power to think as well, and they will not weaken their power of helping and loving by fearlessly owning their ignorance when they should be convinced of it ... Women do not stand on the same ground as men with regard to work, though we are far from allowing that our work is lower or less important than theirs, but we ought and do claim the same equality of morals ... man and woman have equal rights and, while crediting men with courage and sincerity, do not let us deny these qualities to each other. (en)
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