John Ruskin; a sketch of his life, his work, and his opinions, with personal reminiscences (1900)
Spielmann, M. H. (Marion Harry), 1858-1948, Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Philadelphia : J. B. Lippincott · leaf 84
utism, whichhe cultivated so assiduously, to the end; for,speaking of his Brantwood drawings, he said: Prout is one of the loves that always remainfresh to me; sometimes I tire of Turner, butnever of Prout. To what extent Turner washis idol it is not necessary here to insist: forTurner practically… … ^ 1 ., ^(i^-u^o/ ^ ^■au-H. tn--*^ ^^f- -tut. a-»^i> t(j_ ii\c*^-i A PAGE OF ONE OF RUSKINS NOTE-BOOKS, MADE WHEN HE WAS PREPARING THE STONES OF VENICE. {By permission of Mrs. Arthur Severn.) THE ARTIST. 79 greatly modified by time and by Roberts owndevelopment and change. The story is…
Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Art
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