
John Ruskin
Michael Glover's delightful A-Z distills the essence of Ruskin, revealing a lighter side to the man known for his 39 volumes of ponderous prose. When off his guard, Ruskin could write pithily and amusingly, but he was also a fascinating amalgam of self-contradictions. Combining judiciously selected extracts from Ruskin's writings with the author's wittily insightful interpretations, this book is essential reading for all those curious to know what Ruskin did with a cyanometer, why he hated iron railings and the Renaissance, and how Proust's admiration of the man was tinged with distrust.
- Alaotsikko
- An Idiosyncratic Dictionary Encompassing his Passions, his Delusions and his Prophecies
- ISBN
- 9781848223745
- Kieli
- englanti
- Paino
- 446 grammaa
- Julkaisupäivä
- 31.7.2019
- Kustantaja
- Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd
- Sivumäärä
- 160