LONDON — Time hasn’t been kind to the reputation of John Ruskin. Two hundred years after his birth, hardly anyone today remembers Victorian England’s pre-eminent art critic and social ...

John Ruskin’s Fierce Sadness James Turner The unconversion of a Victorian prophet Books & Culture May/June 2002 Issue issue ...

Ruskin was a fine draughtsman, of both architecture and nature, and a number of his drawings and watercolors are displayed.

JOHN Ruskin considered his drawings and paintings to be visual notes more than works of art. A new exhibition puts the record straight, says Duncan Macmillan ...

I declined a letter that should make any personal claim, but gratefully accepted a note asking Mr. Ruskin to allow me at his convenience the privilege of seeing the pictures and drawings by Turner ...

Ruskin made vast numbers of such drawings, and it is, I think, safe to say that no other man has delineated plant forms with such tender feeling, and such masterly power.

Lifting the Veil: J.M.W. Turner and John Ruskin This article is from the archive of The New York Sun before the launch of its new website in 2022. The Sun has neither altered nor updated such articles ...

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Ruskin College, Oxford, has named one of its central teaching spaces The John Prescott Room in honour of the late John ...

Including original Ruskin drawings, medieval manuscripts, minerals, daguerreotypes, metalwork and plaster casts, they form the centerpiece of the comprehensive bicentennial exhibition “John ...

The world perceived through the eyes of John Ruskin is a wondrous, exquisite, tormenting place: beauty experienced as rapture, ugliness denounced in a moralist’s shrill tones, delight and ...