Hortus Inclusus

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John Ruskin, a multifaceted figure of the Victorian era, excelled as an art critic, philosopher, and philanthropist. His diverse writings spanned numerous subjects, including geology, architecture, and political economy, showcasing a range of styles from elaborate essays to poetry and travel guides. Ruskin's artistic talents extended to detailed sketches and watercolors, capturing the beauty of nature and society. Over time, his writing evolved towards clearer language, emphasizing the intricate relationships between nature, art, and societal values.