Die Werke von John Ruskin. Meilen von MSS. Bei Monte Cassino (siehe oben, S. 50); eine große Anzahl an Holzschnitten von Burgkmair, Holbein, und Dtirer (für die Kunst von England, § 135); eine Zeichnung, von Rubens (?), eines Mannes, der von einer Schlange angegriffen; anetching des Turners Rogerss Tornaro (Gedichte), durch Brunet-Debaines; St. Hieronymus in seiner Zelle (Wasser-Studie von A. Burgess); einige Studien offishes (Wasser-Farbe), von Miss Acland; und einige sehr heikle coloreddrawings der Tanks. Mehrere Lithografien von Prout (aus seiner Skizzen in Flandern und Deutschland) bleiben auch ungerahmt. Es ist ein Bündel von Cartoons aus Punch

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The works of John Ruskin . miles from MSS. at Monte Cassino (see above, p. 50); a large numberof woodcuts by Burgkmair, Holbein, and Dtirer (for which see Art of England, § 135); a drawing, by Rubens (?), of a man attacked by a snake; anetching of Turners Tornaro (in Rogerss Poems), by Brunet-Debaines;St. Jerome in his cell (water-colour study by A. Burgess); some studies offishes (water-colour), by Miss Acland; and some very delicate coloureddrawings of shells. Several lithographs by Prout (from his Sketches in Flanders and Germany)also remain unframed. There is a bundle of cartoons from Punch, from which Ruskin sometimesdrew to illustrate his lectures (see Art of England, % 147, 151); also variousmiscellaneous woodcuts, etc. (such as those referred to in Art of England, § 184). There are also several photographs—among them, one of Iffley Church(which was shown in the lectures on The Pleasures of England, § 85); andseveral of Bume-Joness Days of Creation (for a reference to these, seeArt of England, § 56).. r )? ? ? i.l h < APPENDIX I. THE OXFORD ART SCHOOL SERIES (1877)II.- NOTE BY PROFESSOR RUSKIN (1883) ITHE OXFORD ART SCHOOL SERIES (1877) In the preface to The Laws of Fesole (1877) Ruskin announced his inten-tion of issuing, as drawing copies to be used in connexion with that book, engravings or lithographs of the examples in my Oxford schools, on foliosheets, sold separately.l Several of these were engraved; some werelettered Oxford Art School Series, and Mr. Allen was authorised toannounce them in his List of December 1877 as forthcoming. Ruskinsserious illness some weeks later brought the scheme to an end, but a veryfew copies of some of the plates were, if not published, yet given toindividuals or schools. Reproductions of them (necessarily reduced in size)are, therefore, here included. The subjects of the plates are as follow:— Elementary Constructions (lettered also Oxford Art School SeriesPlate 2.2 Drawn by John Ruskin. Engraved by George Allen)

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• bookyear1903