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Loan exhibition of pictures [by the Pre-Raphaelites] (Leighton
House, London 1902). 1902. Family note.
Dunn, Henry Treffry. Recollections of Dante Gabriel Rossetti and
his circle. Ed G. Pedrick 1904.
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Obits: The Times 6 Feb 1919; Westminster Gazette 6 Feb 1919;
Manchester Guardian 7 Feb 1919; Paton, J. L. Some memories [of
W. M. Rossetti], Manchester Guardian 7 Feb 1919; Eagle, S. [J. C.
Squire], New Statesman 8 Feb 1919.
William Michael Rossetti. In H. Blodgett, Walt Whitman in
England, Ithaca NY 1934.
Chewning, L. H. William Michael Rossetti and the Shelley renaissance.
KSJ 4 1955.
Arinshtein, L. M. and W. E. Fredeman. William Michael Rossetti’s
Democratic sonnets. VS 14, Mar 1971.
Peattie, R. W. William Michael Rossetti and the defence of
Swinburne’s poems and ballads. HLB 19, Oct 1971.
Fredeman, W. E. A key poem of the Pre-Raphaelite movement: W. M.
Rossetti’s Mrs Holmes Grey. In Nineteenth-century literary perspectives:
essays in honor of Lionel Stevenson, ed C. de L. Ryals,
Durham NC 1974.
Peattie, R. W. William Michael Rossetti’s Aldine edition of Blake.
Blake: an Illus Quart 12 Summer 1978.
Paley, M. D. John Camden Hotten and the first British editions of
Walt Whitman. Publishing History 6 1979.
Peattie, R. W. W. M. Rossetti as reluctant biographer: the genesis of
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, his family letters, with a memoir.
Nineteenth-Cent Prose 22 Spring 1995. [rwp]
John Ruskin 1819–1900
The works of Ruskin pbd before 1868 went out of copyright in 1907, and all
edns since then, except those issued by Ruskin’s publisher, George Allen (or by
arrangement with him, as WC and Tauchnitz edns) are based on the early and
in many cases unrevised text. There were no copyright edns of Ruskin ptd in
America before the Brantwood edn of the Collected works 1891 (ed C. E.
Norton), except the New York edn of the Lectures on art 1870. An attempt
has been made to list here all non-copyright edns to 1900; it is, however, certain
that a number have been overlooked.
Among repositories of Ruskin mss, the Ruskin Lib, Lancaster Univ, is of
central importance, holding autographs and/or proofs of some thirty of
Ruskin’s works, the ms of his Diaries and many thousands of letters. (The
Ruskin Lib now holds the collections formerly housed at the Ruskin Galleries,
Bembridge School, Bembridge, Isle of Wight.)
In the British Isles there are also very significant holdings of mss and correspondence
at the Bodleian, Oxford Univ, in the BL and at John Rylands Univ
Lib, Manchester, while there are significant holdings also at the Fitzwilliam
Museum, Cambridge, and a large collection of letters at Brantwood, Coniston,
Cumbria. Detailed information on these collections, and on the very many
smaller holdings of Ruskin material in the British Isles is available in LR vol
2, 1988.
In the United States, there are very important collections at the Bienecke
Lib, Yale; at the Pierpont Morgan Lib, New York; at the Huntington; and at
the Univ of Texas at Austin. There are significant collections also at
Princeton, Columbia Univ Lib, at the Houghton Lib, Harvard, and at the
Univ of North Carolina. See also:
Thorpe, W. The Ruskin mss. Princeton Univ Lib Chron 1 1940.
Hogan, C. B. The Yale collection of the mss of Ruskin. Yale Gazette
16 1942.
Dearden, J. S. The Ruskin Galleries at Bembridge school. BJRL 51
1968–9.
Dearden, J. S. The Ruskin Galleries, Bembridge school. In his Facets
of Ruskin, 1970. Rptd from Apollo 1961.
Dearden, J. S. The Haddon C. Adams Ruskin collection at
Bembridge. BJRL 55 1972–3.
Taylor, F. and G. A. Matheson. Handlist of additions to the collections
of English mss in the John Rylands Library, 1952–70. BJRL
60 1978–9.
Dearden, J. S. Ruskin, Bembridge and Brantwood. Keele 1994.
Bibliographies
Allibone, S. A. A critical dictionary of English literature, and British
and American authors. Philadelphia 1870, vol 2 pp. 1894–6.
Useful for contemporary reviews and Amer edns.
[Shepherd, R. H.] The bibliography of Ruskin from 1834 to the
present time. [1878], New York 1878, London [1879], 1881 (5th
edn).
Axon, W. E. A. Ruskin: a bibliographical biography. Manchester
1879, 1881 (enlarged). Rptd from Papers of Manchester Lib Club
vol 5.
Kennedy, W. S. A bibliography of Ruskin. Literary World (Boston) 13
June 1885.
Wise, T. J. and J. P. Smart. A bibliography of the writings in prose and
verse of Ruskin, with a list of the more important Ruskiniana. 19
pts 1889–93 (priv ptd), 2 vols 1964. The most minute account of
the earlier edns of each text, listing also works ed or contributed
to by Ruskin, and most early reviews.
Jameson, M. E. A bibliographical contribution to the study of
Ruskin. Cambridge MA 1901. The fullest list of Amer edns, but at
second hand and unreliable.
Copyright and copy-wrong: the authentic and the unauthentic
Ruskin. 1907. Not a bibliography, but a summary of the controversy
arising when Ruskin’s works printed before 1865 went out
of copyright in 1907, and were rptd in large numbers in their
unrevised form.
Cook, E. T. and A. D. O. Wedderburn. The works of Ruskin. Library
edition 1912, vol 38: Bibliography. By far the most comprehensive
and reliable bibliography, including references to the detailed
bibliographies prefixed to each work separately in the earlier vols
of the set.
Carter, J. and H. G. Pollard. An enquiry into the nature of certain
nineteenth-century pamphlets. 1934. 8 of the pams discussed are
by Ruskin.
Dearden, J. S. Wise and Ruskin, 1–3. BC 18 Spring, Summer, Autumn
1969 (with a note under same title in BC 20 1971). Further and
very full discussion of the forgeries dealt with by Carter and
Pollard in their Enquiry, above.
Beetz, K. H. Ruskin: a bibliography 1900–74. Metuchen NJ 1976. A
listing of later edns, along with a bibliography of criticism.
Cate, G. A. John Ruskin, a reference guide: a selective guide to
significant and representative works about him. Boston 1988.
Lists and annotates important reviews, criticism and biography
from 1843 to 1987.
Garbutt, J. Ruskin index: the works and associated items of John
Ruskin held at the Armitt Library, Ambleside. Ambleside 1993.
Collections
Collected works. 15 vols New York 1861–3, 13 vols New York 1866–7.
Collected works. 11 vols 1871–80. Vol 1 Sesame and lilies, 1871; vol 2
Munera pulveris, Keston 1872; vol 3 Aratra Pentelici, Keston 1872;
vol 4 The eagle’s nest, Keston 1872; vol 5 Time and tide, Keston
1872; vol 6 The crown of wild olive, Keston 1873; vol 7 Ariadne
Florentina, Orpington 1876; vol 8 Val d’Arno, Orpington 1874;
vol 9 The queen of the air, Orpington 1874; vol 10 The two paths,
Orpington 1878; vol 11 A joy for ever, Orpington 1880.
Collected works. 30 vols New York 1876, 25 vols New York 1884
(Library edn), 12 vols New York 1885 (Popular edn), 14 vols New
York 1885, 26 vols New York 1885–90, 13 vols New York 1887, 26
vols New York 1887, 26 vols Boston 1887, 26 vols New York 1890,
26 vols Philadelphia 1891, 10 vols New York 1895, 13 vols New York
1895, 27 vols Boston 1898 (St Mark’s edn) (including study by J. A.
Hobson), 13 vols Boston 1900, 30 vols New York 1905.