The Pleasures of England

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A multifaceted figure of the Victorian era, John Ruskin excelled as an art critic, philosopher, and philanthropist, influencing various fields including geology, architecture, and literature. His diverse writing encompassed essays, poetry, and travel guides, showcasing an evolution from elaborate prose to more accessible language. Ruskin's detailed sketches and paintings reflected his deep connection to nature, art, and society, emphasizing their interrelationships. His work remains significant for its breadth and impact on cultural and social thought.