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arate travellers’ edition to serve as a guide to the Cathedral,
Orpington 1881, 1886, 1897, 1898, 1909. Ruskin projected a 6th pt
entitled Valle crucis, 2 chs of which were first pbd in Verona and
other lectures, 1894. An intended 3rd pt, entitled Ara coeli, was
first pbd in The works of Ruskin, ed E. T. Cook and A. D. O.
Wedderburn, vol 33.
The art of England: lectures given in Oxford. New York 1883–4 (in
successive pts), Orpington 1884, New York 1885, 1885 etc, 1886,
Orpington 1887, 1893, Boston 1897 etc, Orpington 1898 (with The
pleasures of England), 1900, Boston 1900, Orpington 1904,
London 1907. Originally issued in 7 pts: pt 1 1883, 1883, 1890; pt 2
1883, 1883, 1893; pt 3 1883, 1884, 1898; pt 4 1883, 1884, 1898; pt 5
1883, 1885; pt 6 1883, 1885; pt 7 1884, 1887, 1893.
Materialism in modern art. Church Quart Rev 22, Apr 1886.
The pleasures of England: lectures given in Oxford. Orpington
1884, New York 1885 (pts 1–3), 1885 (complete) (3 edns), 1895,
Boston 1897 etc, Orpington 1898 (with The art of England), 1900,
New York 1900 etc, Orpington 1904, London 1907. Originally
issued in 4 pts: pts 1–2 Orpington 1884; pts 3–4 Orpington 1885.
The storm cloud of the nineteenth century: two lectures delivered at
the London Institution, Feb 4 and 11 1884. 2 pts Orpington 1884,
1884 (complete), New York 1884, 1885, London 1885, New York
1895; tr Jap 1994. First lecture fully reported in The Times 5 Feb
1884, Pall Mall Gazette 5 Feb 1884 (by E. T. Cook), and Art Jnl Apr
1884 (by A. D. O. Wedderburn).
On the old road: a collection of miscellaneous essays, pamphlets &c
&c published 1834–85. [Ed A. D. O. Wedderburn] 2 vols Orpington
1885, 3 vols Orpington 1899 (rev), 3 vols London 1905.
Praeterita: outlines of scenes and thoughts perhaps worthy of
memory in my past life, volume 1. Orpington 1886, 1886, New
York 1886, 1886 etc, Boston 1889, 3 vols New York 1890 (with vol 2),
Philadelphia 1891, New York 1892, Orpington 1899, 1900, 1905,
London 1907, ed A. O. J. Cockshut, Keele 1994; tr Ger 1903, 1903.
The first two pts largely from Fors clavigera, above. Originally
issued in 12 pts: pts 1–7 1885; pts 8–12 1886; rptd New York 1885–6.
Praeterita: volume 2. Orpington 1887, New York 1887 etc, Boston
1889, 3 vols New York 1890 (with vol 1), Philadelphia 1891,
Orpington 1899, 1900, 1906, London 1907; tr Ger 1903, 1903.
Originally issued in 12 pts: pts 13–20 1886; pts 21–4 1887; New
York 1886–7.
Praeterita: volume 3. 4 pts Orpington 1888–9, New York 1888–9,
Orpington 1900 (with index and Dilecta, below), 1900, London
1907. Pts 25–6 1888; pts 27–8 1889.
Praeterita. Ed and abridged K. Clark 1949, Oxford 1978 etc.
Dilecta: correspondence, diary notes and extracts from books, illustrating
Praeterita. 3 pts Orpington 1886–1900. Pt 2 1887; pt 3 first
issued with reprint of pts 1–2 and Praeterita vol 3, 1900.
Hortus inclusus: messages from the wood to the garden, sent in
happy days to the sister ladies of the Thwaite, Coniston [Mary
and Susie Beever]. [Ed A. Fleming] Orpington 1887, New York
1887, Orpington 1888, New York 1892, 1894, 1900, London 1902.
Ruskiniana, part 1: letters published in, and collected from various
sources, and mostly reprinted in Igdrasil, 1890. [Ed A. D. O.
Wedderburn] 1890 (priv ptd).
Ruskiniana, part 2: lectures and addresses reported in the press, but
not reprinted in collected works. [Ed A. D. O. Wedderburn] 1892
(priv ptd).
Verona and other lectures. [Ed W. G. Collingwood] Orpington 1894,
New York and London 1894; tr (of the title lecture) Ital 1981. The
title lecture was delivered at the Royal Institution 4 Feb 1870; a
partial report appeared in Pall Mall Gazette 5 Feb 1870; rptd in
Igdrasil Mar 1892 vol 3, and in Ruskiniana pt 2, 1892. 2 of the
other lectures were for an intended continuation of Our fathers
have told us, above.
Lectures on landscape delivered at Oxford in Lent term, 1871.
Orpington 1897.
The cestus of Aglaia. 1905 (with The queen of the air); ed C. Bax 1908
etc (EL) (with The crown of wild olive). Originally appeared in Art
Jnl Jan–July 1865, Jan–Feb, Apr 1866. Chs 2, 6 were incorporated
in The queen of the air, 1869, and a small portion in Ariadne
Florentina, 1876; the rest was rptd in On the old road vol 1, 1885.
Contributions to periodicals
Ruskin’s longer contributions to periodicals were partly collected in On the
old road, 2 vols 1885. A complete list of those pbd in his lifetime is in T. J.
Wise and J. P. Smart, A bibliography of Ruskin, vol 2 pp. 111–22.Acomplete
list of Ruskin’s letters to newspapers is in The works, ed E. T. Cook
and A. D. O. Wedderburn, vol 38 pp. 48–55. They were largely collected
in Arrows of the chace, 2 vols 1880, and in Ruskiniana pt 1, 1890. Only
those not rptd are listed here.
On the convergence of perpendiculars. [Loudon’s] Architectural
Mag Feb 1838–Jan 1839.
On the propriety of combining works of art with the sublimity of
nature. [Loudon’s] Architectural Mag Jan 1839.
Notice respecting some artificial sections illustrating the geology of
Chamouni, communicated in a letter to Prof Forbes. Proc Royal
Soc of Edinburgh 4 1857–8. There is also a separate offprint.
Notes on the shape and structure of some parts of the Alps with reference
to denudation. Geological Mag Feb–May 1865.
On banded and brecciated concretions. Geological Mag Aug
1867–Jan 1870. There was also a separate offprint of each article.
Notes on Bewick’s birds. Art Jnl Oct, Dec 1886.
Arthur Burgess. Century Guild Hobby Horse Apr 1887.
Books which have influenced me. Br Weekly Extra 1887.
Books edited by Ruskin, or for which he supplied prefaces,
notes or appendices
Repton, Humphrey. Landscape gardening. 1840. Footnote on the
proper shapes of pictures and engravings, pp. 32–8.
Handbook for travellers in Northern Italy. 1847 (3rd edn). Notes.
Also in 4th (1852), 5th (1854) and 6th edns; incorporated in the
text in subsequent edns.
The report of the National Gallery Site Commission. 1857. Evidence,
pp. 92–7; rptd in Literary Gazette 22 Aug 1857, and in On the old
road vol 1, 1885.
The report of the Director of the National Gallery to the Lords
Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury. 1858. Appendix 7, pp.
67–9.
The report from the Select Committee [of the House of Commons]
on Public Institutions. 1860. Evidence, pp. 113–23; rptd in On the
old road vol 1, 1885.
The report of the Royal Academy Commission. 1863. Evidence, pp.
546–55; rptd in On the old road vol 1, 1885.
Grimm Jacob. German popular stories. Ed E. Taylor 1868. Introd.
Tyrwhitt, R. St John. Christian art and symbolism. 1872. Preface;
rptd in On the old road vol 1, 1885.
Catalogue of an exhibition of outlines by the late John Leech, at the
Gallery, 9 Conduit Street. 1872. Preface; rptd in The Times 8 May
1872; in Percival Leigh, Portraits of children of the nobility illustrated
by John Leech, 1875 (first pbd 1841); in Arrows of the chace
vol 1, 1880.
Derby Central School of Art: report for the year 1872–3. Derby [1873].
Remarks addressed to students of the school; rptd in Arrows of
the chace vol 2, 1880 and Bookman Mar 1900.
Rendu, Louis. Theory of the glaciers of Savoy, tr Alfred Wills. Ed G.
Forbes 1874. Supplementary articles, pp. 205–7; rptd in Arrows of
the chace vol 1, 1880.
Corporation of Brighton. The exhibition of pictures lent by Prof
Ruskin and the Arundel Society opened April 6 1876, the Royal
Pavilion Gallery. [Brighton 1876]. Note on Botticelli’s Zipporah.
Owen, A. C. The art schools of medieval Christendom. 1876. Preface
and footnotes; rptd in On the old road vol 1, 1885.
Somervell, R. A protest against the extension of railways in the Lake
John Ruskin
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