This selection from the works of the writer and critic John Ruskin (1819 1900) is designed to illustrate the development of Ruskin's personality and literary style.
This selection from the works of the writer and critic John Ruskin (1819 1900) is designed to illustrate the development of Ruskin's personality and literary style.
Note Introduction 1. The style of Ruskin 2. Childhood 3. First writings 4. His own writings 5. First sight of the Alps 6. Switzerland 7. Ruskin at Oxford 8. The Rhone 9. The Jura 10. The alps 11. Calais church 12. The approach to Venice 13. Venice as painted by Canaletti, Proust, Stanfield and Turner 14. Venice 15. St. Mark's Venice 16. The interior of St. Mark's Venice 17. Working days in Italy 18. Gothic architecture 19. Tombs 20. The artist's work 21. The great artist 22. Greek art 23. Fidelity in art 24. Nature in childhood 25. The sea 26. Sea waves 27. The colour of iron 28. Pine-trees 29. Water 30. Grass 31. The fly 32. The fly and the dog - freedom and captivity 33. The snake 34. Birds 35. The dove 36. St George 37. A sleeping beauty 38. The bow of a boat 39. Ships 40. The fighting Téméraire 41. The scapegoat 42. Two windmills 43. Steel-engraving 44. Early reading 45. Bible reading Reading and writing 45. Psalms 46. Hymns 47. The homes of Scott 48. Sir Walter Scott 49. Xenophon's Economicus 50. The birthplace of St Bernard 51. The family of Veronese 52. Albert Dürer 53. Turner's youth 54. Frederick Walker 55. Three architects 56. Restoration 57. A gentleman 58. The use and abuse of money 59. Recreation 60. The merchant's trade 61. Conventionalism in art 62. Vocation and education 63. Poverty 64. Art and religion 65. The pathetic fallacy 66. Mind and body 67. Fear 68. The imperfection of all good art 69. A confession of failure 70. The sorrow of age Index.
Note Introduction 1. The style of Ruskin 2. Childhood 3. First writings 4. His own writings 5. First sight of the Alps 6. Switzerland 7. Ruskin at Oxford 8. The Rhone 9. The Jura 10. The alps 11. Calais church 12. The approach to Venice 13. Venice as painted by Canaletti, Proust, Stanfield and Turner 14. Venice 15. St. Mark's Venice 16. The interior of St. Mark's Venice 17. Working days in Italy 18. Gothic architecture 19. Tombs 20. The artist's work 21. The great artist 22. Greek art 23. Fidelity in art 24. Nature in childhood 25. The sea 26. Sea waves 27. The colour of iron 28. Pine-trees 29. Water 30. Grass 31. The fly 32. The fly and the dog - freedom and captivity 33. The snake 34. Birds 35. The dove 36. St George 37. A sleeping beauty 38. The bow of a boat 39. Ships 40. The fighting Téméraire 41. The scapegoat 42. Two windmills 43. Steel-engraving 44. Early reading 45. Bible reading Reading and writing 45. Psalms 46. Hymns 47. The homes of Scott 48. Sir Walter Scott 49. Xenophon's Economicus 50. The birthplace of St Bernard 51. The family of Veronese 52. Albert Dürer 53. Turner's youth 54. Frederick Walker 55. Three architects 56. Restoration 57. A gentleman 58. The use and abuse of money 59. Recreation 60. The merchant's trade 61. Conventionalism in art 62. Vocation and education 63. Poverty 64. Art and religion 65. The pathetic fallacy 66. Mind and body 67. Fear 68. The imperfection of all good art 69. A confession of failure 70. The sorrow of age Index.
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