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Poems. Ed J. O. Wright, New York 1882.
Selected works. 8 vols New York 1885, 4 vols Chicago 1900.
Collected works. Brantwood edition, with introductions by C. E.
Norton, 22 vols New York 1891–2. First authorised Amer edn.
The poems of Ruskin: now first collected from original manuscript
and printed sources, and edited in chronological order, with
notes, biographical and critical, by W. G. Collingwood. 2 vols
Orpington 1891.
Ausgewählte Werke von Ruskin. Ed C. Broicher and W.
Schoelermann 15 vols Leipzig and Jena 1900–4.
The works of Ruskin. Library edition, ed E. T. Cook and A. D. O.
Wedderburn 39 vols 1902–12. The only complete edn, reprinting
almost every word Ruskin is known to have written and edited
with meticulous care. The following works were first ptd here:
Ascent of the St Bernard, 1835–6; Reply to Blackwood’s criticism
of Turner, 1836; the first draft of Modern painters; Marcolini,
1836; On the relative dignity of the studies of painting and music,
1838; Letters on painted glass, 1844; Notes on the Louvre, 1844,
1849, 1854; An essay on baptism, 1850–1; Letters on politics, 1852;
Notes on German galleries, 1859; The Rede Lecture at Cambridge,
1867; The flamboyant architecture of the valley of the Somme,
1869; The aesthetic and mathematical schools of art in Florence,
1874; Studies in the discourse of Sir Joshua Reynolds, 1875; Final
lectures at Oxford, 1884; The grammar of Silica, nd. Important
addns or projected continuations to the following works were
also included: Modern painters; The seven lamps of architecture;
The stones of Venice; The queen of the air; Fors clavigera; Aratra
pentelici; Love’s meinie; Mornings in Florence; Proserpina;
Deucalion; Bibliotheca pastorum; Fiction, fair and foul; ‘Our
fathers have told us’ (pt iii, Ara coeli); The pleasures of England;
Praeterita; Dilecta.
The works of Ruskin. Library edition, ed E. T. Cook and A. D. O.
Wedderburn 39 vols 1902–12 on CD-ROM. Introd by M. Wheeler,
with a History of the Library edition by J. S. Dearden, Cambridge
1996.
Collected works. Routledge’s New Universal edition. 15 vols 1907.
Non-copyright; works as pbd before 1865.
The Ruskin House edition. 4 vols 1907 (WC).
Poems, with an essay on the author by G. K. Chesterton. [1908] (ML).
A walk in Chamouni and other poems. [Ed J. R. Tutin] Hull 1908.
Selections and extracts
The true and the beautiful in nature, art, morals and religion,
selected from the writings of Ruskin with a notice of the author.
Ed L. C. Tuthill, New York 1858 etc, 1890 (2 vols), Chicago 1902.
Selections from the writings of Ruskin. [Ed W. S. Williams] 1861 etc,
New York 1868, London 1869 etc, Edinburgh 1907 (with biographical
introd by W. Sinclair).
Art culture: a hand-book of art technicalities and criticisms selected
from the works of Ruskin. Ed W. H. Platt, New York 1873 etc.
Pearls for young ladies. Ed L. C. Tuthill, New York 1878 etc.
The Ruskin birthday book. [Ed M. A. Bateman and G. Allen]
Orpington 1883, New York 1884.
Art and life: a Ruskin anthology. Ed W. S. Kennedy, New York 1886
etc. Pt 3, The conduct of life, and pt 5, Nature and literature, also
pbd separately, New York 1886.
Selections from Ruskin on reading and other subjects. Ed E. Ginn,
Boston 1888 etc.
An introduction to the writings of John Ruskin. Ed V. D. Scudder,
Boston 1890, 1901 (rev).
The communism of John Ruskin. Ed W. D. P. Bliss, New York 1891.
Selections from the writings of Ruskin. Ed W. G. Collingwood 2 vols
Orpington 1893 etc. Vol 1 is practically identical with Selections,
ed W. S. Williams, above.
Essays and letters selected from the writings of Ruskin. Ed L. G.
Hufford, Boston 1894.
Ruskin on education. Ed W. Jolly, Orpington 1894 etc.
Ruskin on music. Ed A. M. Wakefield, Orpington 1894 etc.
The Ruskin reader. [Ed W. G. Collingwood,] Orpington 1895 etc.
Studies in both arts: being ten subjects drawn and described by
Ruskin. [Ed W. G. Collingwood,] Orpington 1895.
Was wir lieben und pflegen müssen: eine Sammlung Natur-
Ansichten und Schilderungen aus den Werken Ruskins. Ed J.
Feis, Strasburg 1895, 1898 (2 vols), 1900 (rev).
Wie wir arbeiten und wirthschaften müssen: eine Gedankenlese aus
den Werken Ruskins. Ed J. Feis, Strasburg 1896.
The Bible references of Ruskin. Ed M. and E. Gibbs 1898, New York
1898 etc, London 1905.
The two boyhoods etc. New York 1898 etc, London [1914] (EL).
Wege zur Kunst: eine Gedankenlese aus den Werken Ruskins. Ed J.
Feis 4 vols Strasburg 1898. Vols 1–2 rev Strasburg 1898–1900.
Huru vi rätt skola försten Konsten. Ed O. H. Dumrath, Stockholm
1900. Adapted from Wege zur Kunst, ed Feis, above.
Nature studies. Ed R. Porter, Boston 1900.
Thoughts from Ruskin. Ed H. Atwell 1900, New York 1901.
Turner and Ruskin: an exposition of Turner from the writings of
Ruskin. Ed F. Wedmore 2 vols 1900.
Pen pictures from Ruskin. Ed C. A. Wurtzburg 2 vols 1901–2 etc.
Ruskin’s principles of art criticism. Ed I. M. Street, Chicago 1901.
Ruskin on pictures: a collection of criticism by Ruskin not heretofore
reprinted. Ed E. T. Cook 2 vols 1902.
Dante references: comments of Ruskin on the Divina Commedia. Ed
G. P. Huntington, introd by C. E. Norton, Boston 1903.
Obras escogidas. Ed E. Gonzalez-Blanco 2 vols Madrid [1906].
Huru vi skola arbeta och hushâlla. Ed O. H. Dumrath, Stockholm
1907. Adapted from Wie wir arbeiten, ed Feis, above.
The pocket Ruskin. Ed R. Gardner 1907, New York 1907.
The pocket Ruskin: being aphorisms and passages from the works
of Ruskin. Ed A. H. Hyatt 1907.
Out in the open: extracts from Ruskin. Ed R. M. Lawton, Springfield
MA 1908.
A Ruskin calendar. Ed A. E. Sims 1908, New York 1912.
Selections and essays. Ed F. W. Roe, Philadelphia 1908, New York
1918 etc.
Selections from the works of Ruskin. Ed C. B. Tinker, Boston 1908
etc.
Ruskin: pages choisies. Ed R. de la Sizeranne, Paris 1909.
Selections from Ruskin. Ed H. Hampshire 1909.
Readings from Ruskin. Ed S. Cunnington 1921.
Selections from Ruskin. Ed A. C. Benson, Cambridge 1923 etc.
Selections from the prose of Ruskin. Ed C. I. Thomson [1925].
Views of social justice. Ed J. Fuchs, New York 1926.
Ruskin as literary critic. Ed A. H. R. Ball, Cambridge 1928, New York
1969.
Selected writings. Ed P. Quennell 1952.
The lamp of beauty. Ed J. Evans 1959, Oxford 1980, Ithaca NY 1980.
The genius of Ruskin. Ed J. D. Rosenberg, New York 1963, London
1964, Boston 1979.
Ruskin today. Ed K. Clark 1964, New York 1965, Harmondsworth
1967 etc; as Selected writings, London 1991.
The art criticism of Ruskin. Ed R. L. Herbert, Gloucester MA 1964
etc, New York 1964, 1987.
The literary criticism of Ruskin. Ed H. Bloom, Garden City NY 1965,
Gloucester MA 1969, New York 1972 (abridged), 1986, 1987.
Selected prose of Ruskin. Ed M. Hodgart, New York 1972.
Opere. Ed G. Leoni, Rome 1987. Excerpts from selected essays.
Ruskin on Turner. Ed D. Birch, Boston and London 1990.
Selected writings. Ed P. Davis 1995.
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Ruskin’s catalogues of drawings, minerals etc, 1857–89, and his St George’s
Guild pbns, 1878–85, have not been included. For them and for such
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