Early prose writings, 1834-1843
By: John Ruskin.
Series: Ruskin, John , 1819-1900. Works [Library ed.] -- v. 1
Publisher: G. Allen; Longmans, Green
Published: 1903
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 551
Other titles: Architecture of the nations of Europe; Leoni; a legend of Italy; King of the Golden River
Table of contents: value: The Poetry of architecture; or the architecture of the nations of Europe considered in its association with natural scenery and national character, by Kata Phusin.; value: Contributions to Loudon's "Magazine of Natural History" (1834,1836), and other notes on natural science.; value: Further contributions to Loudon's "Architectural Magazine" (1836,1839), with a Paper from Loudon's edition of Repton's "Landscape Gardening" (1840).; value: Essay on the relative dignity of the studies of painting and music, and the advantages to be derived from their pursuit (1838).; value: Leoni; a legend of Italy (1836).; value: The king of the Golden River (1841).; value: Letters.; value: Essays.; value: Diaries.; value: Conversations.; value: Apendix: The Ascent of the St. Bernard (1835-36), a dramatic sketch.; value: Chronicles of St. Bernard (1835-36).; value: Minor Ruskiniana.