The Works of John Ruskin; Volume 33

This extensive collection features the works of John Ruskin, the renowned philosopher, writer, and art critic. Edited by Alexander Dundas Ogilvy Wedderburn and Edward Tyas Cook, this edition includes some of Ruskin's most influential works, including 'Modern Painters, ' 'The Stones of Venice, ' and more. Filled with Ruskin's trademark eloquence and incisive analysis, this collection is a must-have for lovers of literature and art history.
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