Artist
John Ruskin (1819–1900)
28 works by John Ruskin (British, 1819–1900) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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Ornamental Study with Acanthus Motif for "The Stones of Venice"John Ruskin, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Garden of San Miniato near FlorenceJohn Ruskin, 1845National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Tower of the Cathedral at SensJohn Ruskin, c. 1845National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fortresses in Tyrol, near Mals (recto); Castle in Lenzburg (verso)John Ruskin, 1839/1900Art Institute of Chicago 
Tree StudyJohn Ruskin, mid-1850sNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Peacock FeatherJohn Ruskin, 1877Art Institute of Chicago 
Design for an ArchJohn Ruskin, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Bridge at CroylandJohn Ruskin, c. 1860–69Art Institute of Chicago 
St. CerguesJohn Ruskin, 1882Art Institute of Chicago 
Street in BolognaJohn Ruskin, 1845Art Institute of Chicago 
Byzantine Column CapitalJohn Ruskin, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
GretaJohn Ruskin, 1876Art Institute of Chicago 
The Valley of Lauterbrunnen, SwitzerlandJohn Ruskin, ca. 1866The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
View of a Colliery at the Edge of a TownJohn Ruskin|George Price Boyce, 1865–75The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Shrubs and Trees in Rocky LandscapeJohn Ruskin, c. 1845Art Institute of Chicago 
Salvia SilvarumJohn Ruskin, 1881Art Institute of Chicago 
Mountain LandscapeJohn Ruskin, 1834/73Art Institute of Chicago 
Torrent in TyrolJohn Ruskin, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Spanish ChestnutJohn Ruskin, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
NaplesJohn Ruskin, 1841 (?)The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
MerganserJohn Ruskin, February 29, 1890Art Institute of Chicago 
Street in BolognaJohn Ruskin, 1845Art Institute of Chicago 
ViterboJohn Ruskin, c. 1840–49Art Institute of Chicago 
Budding SycamoreJohn Ruskin, c. 1876The Cleveland Museum of Art