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Ruskiniana as catalogues of St George’s Museum, the bibliographies of T. J.
Wise and J. P. Smart and of E. T. Cook and A. D. O. Wedderburn, above, should
be consulted.
Salsette and Elephanta: a prize poem. Oxford 1839, Orpington 1879;
rptd in Oxford prize poems, Oxford 1839, 1846.
The Scythian guest: a poem. 1849. A forgery executed 1880–90; see
The works of Ruskin, ed E. T. Cook and A. D. O. Wedderburn, vol 2
pp. 101–2; J. Carter and H. G. Pollard, An enquiry into the nature
of certain nineteenth-century pamphlets, 1934, pp. 225–6, and J.
S. Dearden, BC 18 Summer 1969, pp. 176–8. The poem was first
pbd in Friendship’s offering, 1840, pp. 52–60.
Modern painters: their superiority in the art of landscape painting
to all the ancient masters proved by examples of the true, the
beautiful and the intellectual, from the works of modern artists,
especially from those of J. M. W. Turner, by a graduate of Oxford.
1843, 1844 (with new preface), 1846 (with new preface), New York
1847 etc, London 1848, 1851 (with Ruskin’s name for the first
time), 1857, 1867; vol 2, 1846 (anon), 1848, New York 1848 etc,
London 1851 (with Ruskin’s name for the first time), 1856, 1867; 2
vols Orpington 1883 (rev and rearranged), New York 1883,
Orpington 1885, 1888, 1891; ed C. E. Norton, New York 1891,
Orpington 1893, 1896; vol 3, 1856, New York 1856 etc, London
1867; vol 4, 1856, New York 1856 etc, London 1868; vol 5, 1860,
New York 1860; 5 vols New York 1865 etc, London 1873
(Autograph edn), New York 1873 (5 edns), 3 vols New York 1873, 5
vols New York 1875, 1876 etc, 4 vols New York 1883, 3 vols New
York 1885, 4 vols New York 1885 etc, 5 vols New York 1885,
Orpington 1888, 1892, 2 vols Boston 1894, New York 1894, 1895
etc, Orpington 1897, New York 1897, Boston 1897 etc, Orpington
1898 etc; ed L. Cust 5 vols 1907 (EL; text from 1st edns); tr Ger
1902–4.
GM 20 1843.
Nature in art. Foreign Quart Rev 37 1846.
Brown, J. North Br Rev 6 1847.
[Chorley, H. F.] Ruskinism. Edinburgh Rev 103 1856.
[Eastlake, E.] Quart Rev 98 1856.
[Eliot, G.] Westminster Rev n.s. 9 1856.
[Morris, W. and E. Burne-Jones]. Ruskin and the Quarterly. Oxford
& Cambridge Mag June 1856.
[Richmond, G.?] Pictures and picture criticism. Nat Rev 3 1856.
Frondes agrestes: readings in Modern painters. Orpington 1875,
New York 1875 etc, Orpington 1876, 1878, 1879, 1880, 1883, 1884,
New York 1885, Orpington 1886, 1889, 1890, New York 1890,
Orpington 1891, 1893, 1895, 1896, 1898, 1899, New York 1900,
London 1900, 1902, 1904.
Ruskin on painting, with a biographical sketch. New York 1879.
In montibus sanctis: studies of mountain form and of its visible
causes, collected and completed out of Modern painters. 2 pts
Orpington 1884–5, New York 1894 (with Hortus inclusus).
Modern painters: selections. Ed J. W. Abernethy, New York 1884.
Coeli enarrant: studies of cloud form and of its visible causes, collected
and completed out of Modern painters. Pt 1 (all pbd)
Orpington 1885, New York 1894 (with Hortus inclusus).
Wedderburn, A. D. O. Modern painters: general index, bibliography
and notes. Orpington 1888.
Modern painters: a volume of selections. 1909.
Modern painters. Abridged and ed A. J. Finsberg 1927.
Dolk, L. The reception of Modern painters. MLN 57 1942.
Modern painters. Abridged and ed D. Barrie 1987.
Ali, K. I. The reception of the third volume of Ruskin’s Modern
painters. Explorations 12 1988–9.
The seven lamps of architecture, with illustrations drawn and
etched by the author. 1849, New York 1849 etc, London 1855 (with
additional preface), New York 1876, 1880, Orpington 1880 (with
new preface and notes), New York 1880 (text from 3rd Eng edn),
Orpington 1883, New York 1884 etc, 1885 (2 edns), Orpington
1886, New York 1889, Orpington 1890, 1891, New York 1891; ed C.
E. Norton, New York 1891; Orpington 1894, 1895, New York 1895,
Orpington 1897, 1898, 1899; ed R. Sturgis, New York 1899; London
1900, 1901, 1903; ed S. Image 1907 etc (EL) (text from 1st edn);
Leipzig 1907 (text from 1880 edn); ed A. Meynell 1910 (text from
1st edn); ed A. Lunn 1956 etc (EL); New York 1961 etc; tr Fr 1900
(rptd 1916; 1987 with John Ruskin by Marcel Proust), Ger 1900,
1994, Sp 1913, Jap 1930.
[Capes, J. M.] Rambler 4 1849.
[Ferguson, S.] Dublin Univ Mag 34 1849.
Patmore, C. North Br Rev 12 1850.
Wedderburn, A. D. O. Ruskin: Seven lamps of architecture: general
index. 1891 (priv ptd).
The King of the Golden River, or the black brothers: a legend of
Stiria. Illustr Richard Doyle 1851 (3 edns), 1856, Boston 1856 (in
Curious stories), London 1859, Boston 1860, New York 1860 etc,
London 1863, Boston 1863 etc, London [1867], Boston 1875 (in
Little classics, ed R. Johnson, vol 10), Chicago 1876 etc, New York
1876, Orpington [1882], New York 1882, London 1885, Boston 1885
etc, New York 1885, Orpington 1886, New York 1886 etc,
Orpington 1888, New York 1890, 1890 (in Miscellanea: minor
writings of Ruskin, vol 1), Orpington 1892, Boston 1893 etc, 1895,
New York 1895 (2 edns), New York 1898 (in King of the Golden
River and other wonder stories), Orpington 1899, New York 1900,
Chicago 1900 etc; ed H. Bates 1900 (with Sesame and lilies); ed M.
V. O’Shea, Boston 1900 etc; ed E. Hubbard, East Aurora NY 1900;
Orpington 1901; ed K. L. Bates, Chicago 1903; Toronto 1905; ed O.
Lodge 1907 etc (EL) (with Sesame and lilies and The two paths); ed
A. G. Schmidt, Chicago 1918; ed E. A. Noble, New York 1930;
illustr A. Rackham 1932; Philadelphia 1932; London 1939 (with
The magic fishbone by Dickens); ed A. B. Allen 1946; ed M. L.
Becker, Cleveland OH 1946; ed M. W. and G. Thomas London
1961; ed E. Bowen, New York 1962; ed J. Brydson London 1970
(EL); illustr J. Vylethal 1973; illustr K. Turska 1978; illustr E.
Breccia 1979; tr Ger 1861, 1861, Ital 1891, 1963, Rus 1894, 1904,
Welsh 1909, Jap 1921, 1928, Afrikaans 1936 (abridged, with Swift’s
Gulliver’s travels), Polish 1969.
The stones of Venice, vol 1; The foundations, with illustrations
drawn by the author. 1851, New York 1851 etc, London 1858; vol 2
The sea stories, with illustrations drawn by the author, 1853,
1867; vol 3: The fall, with illustrations drawn by the author, 1853,
1867; 3 vols New York 1860 etc, London 1874 (with new signed
preface), New York 1884 etc (in 2 vols), 1885 (2 edns), Orpington
1886, New York 1889; ed C. E. Norton, New York 1891; Orpington
1893 (adds index), Boston 1894, New York 1894, 1897, Orpington
1898, 1900, 1902, London 1905, 1907 etc; ed L. M. Phillips 3 vols
1907 etc (EL); ed and abridged J. G. Links 1960 etc; tr Ger 1903,
1994, Fr 1906, Hungarian 1907.
Examples of the architecture of Venice, selected and drawn to measurement
from the edifices by John Ruskin. 1851, Orpington
1887.
[Patmore, C.] Br Quart Rev 13 1851.
Something on Ruskinism; with a ‘vestibule’ in rhyme. By an architect.
1851. Parody.
[Meredith, G.] The Times 24 Sep, 1 Oct, 12 Nov 1853.
Fraser’s Mag 49 Feb, Apr 1854.
On the nature of Gothic: and herein of the true functions of the
workman in art. Being the greater part of the sixth chapter of the
second volume of Mr Ruskin’s Stones of Venice. 1854, 1854, 1892
(Kelmscott Press), Orpington 1899, 1900, Paris 1908 (with preface
by W. Morris); tr Fr 1907, Swed 1909, Danish 1917.
Notice of the paintings by Tintoretto in the Scuola di San Rocco at
Venice. Extracted from Mr Ruskin’s Stones of Venice, vol 3.
Arundel Soc [1857].
The stones of Venice: introductory chapters and local indices for
the use of travellers, while staying in Venice and Verona. 2 vols