John Ruskin Letters

John Ruskin Letters

Like many Victorians John Ruskin, best known as a Victorian art and social critic, was a prolific letter writer. One of the best ways to understand a person and the period they live in is through their letters. These eight antiquarian volumes provide collections some of his letters as a way to understand Ruskin and the Victorian period.


[1871] [Ruskin, John] - Fors Clavigera. Letters to the Workmen and Labourers of Great Britain

[1892] [Ruskin, John] - Letters Upon Subjects of General Interest From John Ruskin to Various Correspondents

[1893] Wise, Thomas J., ed. - Letters from John Ruskin to William Ward, v.1

[1893] Wise, Thomas J., ed. - Letters from John Ruskin to William Ward, v.2

[1894] Wise, Thomas J., ed. - Letters from John Ruskin to Ernest Chesneau

[1896] Wise, Thomas J., ed. - Letters from John Ruskin to Rev. F. A. Malleson

[1904] [Ruskin, John] - Letters of John Ruskin to Charles Eliot Norton, v.1

[1904] [Ruskin, John] - Letters of John Ruskin to Charles Eliot Norton, v.2


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