He's not Nietzsche, but he also went insane in the 1880's before dying in 1900, and his last work is an unfinished autobiography, Praeterita.
He's not Nietzsche, but he also went insane in the 1880's before dying in 1900, and his last work is an unfinished autobiography, Praeterita. In works like The Crown of Wild Olive and Fors Clavigera, both in the form of lectures, he argued that art is essentially moral, a claim also defended in The Queen of the Air and Sesame and Lilies. However, he is better known for his early work, which defended his countryman J. M. W. Turner. FTP, name this Victorian era critic, author of The Seven Lamps of Architecture and Modern Painters.
He's not Nietzsche, but he also went insane in the 1880's before dying in 1900, and his last work is an unfinished autobiography, Praeterita.
John {Ruskin}