Before the wreck was found, people thought some or at least one of the funnels would still be on the ship, like in this early painting by Ken Marschall.
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And in Clive Cussler's 1976 novel
Raise the Titanic!, the fourth funnel has fallen over across the aft boat deck, and it is removed by submersibles before the Titanic is raised. It can be seen on this book cover.
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You can also see the alleged 300-foot gash caused by the iceberg and the holes thought to have been made by the boilers crashing through the ship, all myths debunked by the discovery of the wreck in 1985.
For the 1980 film adaptation of the novel, all the funnels except the second one are intact.
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On the real wreck, the funnels are no longer on the ship, but have any of them, or some remnants of them, been found in the debris field?