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The Life, Letters, and Works of Ruskin

Edited, with Additions, from the Original Manuscripts, by E. T. Cook, and ALEXANDER WEDDERBURN. Containing all Ruskin's Works, about 80 in number, in 38 Vols. With about 1800 Illustrations, including some 200 Drawings by Ruskin not hitherto reproduced. This is the only Complete, Uniform, Annotated, and Indexed Edition. Limited Issue. Sold only in Sets. 37 Volumes Now Ready. Large Medium 8vo (91 by 6), Holliston Cloth, uncut edges.

The Life and Letters of Ruskin are for the first time fully given from his Private Papers, Diaries, and Letters.

Contents.-Every one of Ruskin's Works is reprinted in this Edition. The Text throughout is that last revised by the Author; but additional passages from the MSS. are given in Footnote and Appendices, and every variation between the different Editions is also noted, so that each Book is absolutely complete.

Each of the volumes contains much new matter.

The Plates.-Every Illustration hitherto published is included. In addition to the unpublished Drawings, the best Portraits of Ruskin are inserted as Frontispieces, and numerous Facsimiles of the MSS. are also given.

The Paper is a special make of unbleached Arnold, and bears the watermark of Ruskin's Seal and Monogram.

METHODS OF SUBSCRIPTION

For the delivery of Vols. I.-XXXVII. at once, and of Vol. XXXVIII. as soon as ready (bound in cloth) :—

No. 1. Payment of £42 within a month of order. No. 2. Payment of £5 with order, and of £1 per month until the sum of £42 is completed.

Volume I.

Early Prose Writings, 1834 to 1843

612 pages, with Frontispiece in Colour, 20 Plates, 78 Woodcuts, and a Facsimile of

MS.

590 pages, with 25 Plates, and 5 Facsimiles of MSS.

Under the text will be found those descriptive prose passages from the Diaries which were utilised for the Poetical form.

Volume III.

Modern Painters. Vol. I.

1843

752 pages, with 4 Unpublished Steel Engravings, 10 Photogravure Plates, a Photogravure Reproduction of the Portrait by G. Richmond (1843), and 2 Facsimiles of MSS. The Appendix contains Mr. Ruskin's hitherto unpublished 'Reply' to Blackwood's Criticism of Turner, several of his Letters on the Work, and an account of the MSS.

Modern Painters.

Volume IV.

Vol. II.

Vol. II.

1846

458 pages, with 1 Unpublished Steel Engraving, 12 Photogravure Plates, and a Facsimile of MS.

The Appendix contains an Additional Chapter and several other important unpublished passages, besides Letters on the Work.

Volume V.

Modern Painters. Vol. III.

1856

504 pages, with 8 Woodcuts, 25 Plates (in 1 Colour), and 2 Facsimiles of MSS. Volume VI.

Modern Painters. Vol. IV.

1856

520 pages, with 116 Woodcuts, 37 Plates, and 2 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume VII.

Modern Painters. Vol. V.

1860

572 pages, with 117 Woodcuts, 44 Plates, and 2 Facsimiles of MSS. and much unpublished matter.

Volume VIII.

The Seven Lamps of Architecture.

1849

352 pages, with the 14 Engraved Plates in addition to 1 Unpublished Engraving (etched by Mr. Ruskin for the Work), and Facsimiles of MSS. and Cover of First Edition. Volume IX.

The Stones of Venice. Vol. I.

1851

532 pages, with 73 Woodcuts, 27 Plates (4 in Colour), and 4 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume X.

The Stones of Venice. Vol. II.

1853

538 pages, with 38 Woodcuts, 31 Plates (3 in Colour), and a Facsimile of MS. Volume XI.

The Stones of Venice. Vol. III. 1853

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Including The Examples of the Architecture of Venice.'
474 pages, with 9 Woodcuts, 31 Plates (3 in Colour), and a Facsimile of MS.
Volume XII.

Lectures on Architecture and Painting, with other Papers. 1844-1854. Including the following, not hitherto published: NOTES ON THE LOUVRE; LETTERS ON GLASS PAINTING; ESSAY ON BAPTISM; PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION AND FISCAL POLICY

692 pages, with 27 Woodcuts, 17 Plates(1 in Colour), and 4 Facsimiles of MSS. Volume XIII.

The Works of Turner. 1856-1878. Including The Harbours of England' and all the Turner Catalogues. 704 pages, with 27 Plates, and 4 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume XIV.

Academy Notes, Notes on Prout and Hunt, and

Other Art Criticisms. 1855-1888.

544 pages, with 27 Plates, and 2 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume XV.

The Elements of Drawing and Perspective, and The Laws of Fesole. 1856-1879

534 pages, with 80 Woodcuts, 16 Plates (1 in Colour), 1 Facsimile of MS. and unpublished matter.

Volume XVI.

A Joy for Ever, and The Two Paths, with Letters on the Oxford Museum and Various Addresses, 1856-1860. 552 pages, with 14 Woodcuts, 19 Plates, and 4 Facsimiles of MSS.

Unto this

Volume XVII.

this Last, Time and Tide, Munera Pulveris, and the Unpublished Dialogue on Gold, with other Writings on Political Economy, 1860-1873. 682 pages, with Portrait in Colour, 7 Plates and 2 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume XVIII.

Sesame and Lilies, the Ethics of the Dust, and The Crown of Wild Olive.

638 pages, with 6 Plates and 3 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume XIX.

The Queen of the Air, The Cestus of Aglaia, and other Lectures, 1860-1870. Much of this Volume consists of Lectures delivered by RUSKIN, but hitherto unpublished. 552 pages, with 27 Plates (1 in colour) and 3 Facsimiles of MSS.

Volume XX.

Lectures on Art and Aratra Pentelici, with other Lectures, 1870.

464 pages, with 19 Woodcuts, 32 Plates an! 3 Facsimiles of MSS. Volume XXI.

The Ruskin Art Collection at Oxford, 1870-1878, Catalogues and Notes, with much new matter. 384 pages, with 4 Woodcuts, 54 Plates and Facsimile of MS.

Lectures

Volume XXII.

on Landscape, THE EAGLE'S NEST ARIADNE FLORENTINA & Michael Angelo and Tintoret.

With Notes for other Oxford Lectures.

84 Pages, with 4 Woodcuts, 41 Plates (2 in colour) and 3 Facsimiles of MSS.

Florence.

Volume XXIII.

Including VAL D'ARNO, MORNINGS IN FLORENCE, and The Schools of Art in Florence. 548 pages, with 5 Woodcuts, 52 Plates and 3 Facsimiles of MSS.