The Works of John Ruskin

This collection presents three of John Ruskin's most important works on art and culture. Ariadne Florentina explores the principles of painting, while The Art of England offers a critical reflection on the state of British art and architecture. Mornings in Florence takes readers on a richly detailed tour of the Renaissance city, vividly evoking its sights and sounds.
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