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District. Windermere [1876]. Preface; rptd in On the old road vol
1, 1885.
Bibliotheca pastorum, edited by John Ruskin. Vol 1: The economist
of Xenophon, tr A. D. O. Wedderburn, and W. G. Collingwood,
Orpington 1876. Vol 2: Rock honeycomb: broken pieces of Sir
Philip Sidney’s Psalter, laid up in store for English homes, 2 pts
Orpington 1877. [No vol 3.] Vol 4: A knight’s faith: passages in the
life of Sir Herbert Edwardes collated by John Ruskin, Orpington
1885.
The science of life: a pamphlet addressed to all members of the
universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and all who are, or who
will be, teachers, clergymen, fathers. 1877, 1878. 5 letters: letters
1–4 in 1st edn; 1, 5 in 2nd edn. Rptd in Arrows of the chace vol 2,
1885.
Zorzi, A. P. Osservazioni intorno ai ristauri interni ed esterni della
Basilica di San Marco. Venice 1877. Letter, pp. 11–22; rptd in
Igdrasil May 1890, and Ruskiniana pt 1, 1890.
Swan, H. Collected notes on some of the pictures in the St George’s
Museum, Sheffield. [Sheffield 1879.] Note on Fra Filippi and
Carpaccio.
Notes on drawings by Mr Ruskin, placed on exhibition by Prof
Norton, Boston, Oct 1879. Cambridge MA 1879. Notes on his own
drawings.
Catalogue of the first exhibition of pictures and water colour drawings
&c at Douglas, Isle of Man, with original notes by Prof
Ruskin. Douglas 1880.
The Ruskin cabinet at Whitelands College: notes on the sixty pictures
by Prof Ruskin. 1883.
[Alexander, Francesca.] The story of Ida: epitaph on an Etrurian
tomb, edited with a preface by John Ruskin. Orpington 1883.
Horsfall, T. C. The study of beauty and art in large towns. 1883.
Introd; rptd in On the old road vol 1, 1885.
Smart, W. A disciple of Plato: a critical study of John Ruskin, with a
note by Mr Ruskin. Glasgow 1883.
Reid, S. J. Sketch of the life and times of Sydney Smith. 1884. Letter
to the author.
Collingwood, W. G. Deucalion – first supplement: the limestone
Alps of Savoy, a study in physical geology. Orpington 1884.
Preface.
The Bishop of Oxford and Prof Ruskin on vivisection. Victoria Soc
for Protection of Animals from Vivisection 1885.
Alexander, Francesca. Roadside songs of Tuscany, translated and
illustrated by Francesca Alexander, and edited by John Ruskin.
Orpington 1885. Originally issued in 10 pts from Apr 1884–Aug
1885.
Chesneau, E. The English school of painting, translated by L. N.
Etherington. 1885. Preface.
[Sillar, R. G.] Usury: its pernicious effects on English agriculture
and commerce; an allegory dedicated, without permission, to the
Bishops of Manchester, Peterborough and Rochester. 1885.
Introd; rptd in On the old road vol 2, 1885.
Dame Wiggins of Lee and her seven wonderful cats, edited with
additional verses by John Ruskin. Orpington 1885.
[Wise, A. G.] Notes on some of the principal pictures of Sir John
Everett Millais at the Grosvenor Gallery by A. Gordon Crawford,
with a preface and original and selected criticisms by John
Ruskin. 1886.
A catalogue of the exhibition of water colour drawings by deceased
masters of the British School at the Royal Institute. 1886.
Appendix; rptd in Ruskiniana pt 1, 1890.
Turner’s rivers of France. 2 vols 1887. The introd consists of unauthorised
extracts from Modern painters.
[Bitzius, A.] Ulric the farm servant: a story of the Bernese Lowland,
by Jeremias Gotthelf, translated into English by Julia Firth.
Orpington 1888. Issued in 9 pts from July 1886–Oct 1888. Preface
and notes.
Cook, Sir E. T. A popular handbook to the National Gallery including,
by special permission, notes collected from the works of Mr
Ruskin. 1888 etc. Also preface.
Alexander, Francesca. Christ’s folk in the Apennine: reminiscences
of her friends among the Tuscan peasantry. Orpington 1889.
Issued in pts 1887–9. Preface etc.
White, W. The principles of art as illustrated in the Ruskin Museum,
Sheffield, with passages from the writings of John Ruskin. 1895.
Letters and diaries
There is a long list of Ruskin’s private letters and notebooks in The works of
Ruskin, ed E. T. Cook and A. D. O. Wedderburn, vol 38 pp. 56–93. See
also:
Sotheby & Co. Catalogue of the mss and remaining library of
Ruskin, removed from his residence Brantwood. 24 July 1930;
final portion 18 May 1931.
Thorpe, W. The Ruskin mss. Princeton Univ Lib Chron 1 1940.
Hogan, C. B. The Yale collection of the mss of Ruskin. Yale Lib
Gazette 16 1942. See also 27 1952.
Skelton, R. Ruskin: the final years – a survey of the Ruskin correspondence
in the John Rylands Library. BJRL 37 1955.
Letters upon subjects of general interest from Ruskin to various correspondents.
Ed T. J. Wise 1892 (priv ptd).
Stray letters from Prof Ruskin to a London bibliophile [F. S. Ellis].
Ed T. J. Wise 1892 (priv ptd).
Letters from Ruskin to William Ward. Ed T. J. Wise 2 vols 1892 (priv
ptd), Boston 1922 (with a biography of Ward by William C. Ward,
introd by A. M. Brook).
Letters of Ruskin to his secretary [C. A. Howell]. New Rev Mar 1892.
Three letters and an essay by Ruskin 1836–41 found in his tutor’s
[Canon Dale’s] desk. [Ed H. P. Dale] Orpington 1893.
Letters addressed to a college friend [Edward Clayton] 1840–5.
Orpington 1894, New York 1894.
Letters on art and literature. Ed T. J. Wise 1894 (priv ptd).
Letters to Ernest Chesneau. Ed T. J. Wise 1894 (priv ptd).
Stronach, G. Some Ruskin letters to J. J. Laing. Westminster Gazette
27 Aug 1894.
Letters to Rev F. J. Faunthorpe. Ed T. J. Wise 1895, 1896 (priv ptd).
Letters to Rev F. A. Malleson. Ed T. J. Wise 1896 (priv ptd).
Letters to F. J. Furnivall. Ed T. J. Wise 1897 (priv ptd).
[14 letters to Miss Adelaide Ironside.] Catholic Press (Sydney) 3 Feb
1900.
The letters of Ruskin to C. E. Norton. [Ed C. E. Norton] 2 vols Boston
1903.
Letters to M. G. & H. G. [Mary and Hellen Gladstone]. Edinburgh
1903 (priv ptd), New York 1903; rptd in North Amer Rev July 1903.
Spielman, M. H. and G. S. Layard. Kate Greenaway. 1905.
The letters of Dr John Brown. Ed his son and D. W. Forrest 1907.
Young, M. F. Letters of a noble woman [Mrs La Touche]. 1908.
Life of Octavia Hill, as told in her letters. Ed C. E. Maurice 1913.
An ill assorted marriage. Ed C. K. Shorter 1915 (priv ptd). Letter to F.
J. Furnivall.
Ruskin in old age: some unpublished letters. Ed J. H. Whitehouse,
Scribner’s Mag 62, Dec 1917.
Ruskin and an early friendship, with many unpublished letters. In
Ruskin the prophet and other centenary studies, ed J. H.
Whitehouse, 1920.
Ruskin to Rawdon Brown. Ed P. Kaufmann, North Amer Rev
Sep–Dec 1925.
From a Victorian post-bag: being letters addressed to J. L. Davies.
1926.
A girl’s [Jessie Leete’s] friendship with Ruskin. Ed L. Huxley,
Cornhill Mag Dec 1926–Jan 1927; Atlantic Monthly Dec 1926–Jan
1927.
The Giustani memoirs. Ed P. Dearmer, London Mercury Oct 1927.
The solitary warrior. Ed J. H. Whitehouse 1929.