1878."My First Editor" (University Magazine for April), reprinted in "On the Old Road." 1878. "Notes on the Turner Exhibition at the Fine Art Society's Galleries; "twelve issues and illustrated edition (Fine Art Society). 1878. "The Three Colours of Pre-Raphaelitism" (Nineteenth Century for Nov. and Dec.), reprinted in "On the Old Road." 1879-80. "Notes on the Prout and Hunt Exhibition;" four issues and illustrated edition (Fine Art Society). 1879-80. "Circular respecting Memorial Studies at St. Mark's;" three issues (Fine Art Society). 1879-80. "The Lord's Prayer and the Church: " Letters, etc. Edited by the Rev. F. A. Malleson, M. A. Three editions, varying in contents (Strahan & Co.). Mr. Ruskin's "Letters," reprinted in the Contemporary Review for December, 1879; also in "On the Old Road." 1880."Usury, a Reply and a Rejoinder" (Contemporary Review for February); reprinted in "On the Old Road.” 1880. "Elements of English Prosody" (Allen). 1880. "Letters on a Museum or Picture Gallery" (Art Journal for June and August); reprinted in "On the Old Road." "Arrows of the Chace; " letters to newspapers collected by A. D. O. Wedderburn, two vols. (Allen). 1880. 1880-81.-"Fiction, Fair and Foul:" five papers (in the Nineteenth Century); reprinted in "On the Old Road." 1880-85. 1881. "The Bible of Amiens;" five parts, afterwards collected into one vol.; separate travelers' edition of Chap. IV., 1881 (Allen). "Catalogue of the Drawings and Sketches of J. M. W. Turner, R. A., at present in the National Gallery; two editions and two special editions (Allen). 1883.- "The Art of England: 1883. seven lectures issued separately; afterwards collected into one vol.; two editions both of parts and vol. (Allen). "Catalogue of Siliceous Minerals given to St. David's School" (Rev. W. H. Churchill), Reigate. 1883. "Preface" to "The Story of Ida," by Francesca Alex ander; four editions (Allen). 1883. "Introduction" to "The Study of Beauty and Art in 1884. 1884. 1884. Large Towns," by T. C. Horstall (Macmillan); reprinted in "On the Old Road." "The Storm Cloud of the Nineteenth Century;" issued in two parts, afterwards in one volume (Allen). "Catalogue of Minerals given to Kirkcudbright Museum." Catalogue of a Series of Specimens in the British Museum (Nat. Hist.), illustrative of the more common forms of native Silica" (Allen). 1884-85. "The Pleasures of England:" four lectures issued separately (Allen). The course is reported in "Studies in Ruskin," by E. T. Cook, M. A., 1890 (Allen). 1885. Preface and Notes to "Roadside Songs of Tuscany," by Miss Alexander (Allen). 1885. Preface and Notes to "The English School of Painting," by E. Chesneau, three editions (Cassell). 1885. Introduction to "Usury," by R. G. Sillar, two editions (A. Southey); reprinted in "On the Old Road." 1885."The Bishop of Oxford and Prof. Ruskin on Vivisection " (Victoria Street Society for the Protection of Animals from Vivisection). 1885. 1885. 66 -"On the Old Road" (reprint of magazine articles), edited by A. D. O. Wedderburn (Allen). "Bibliotheca Pastorum," Vol. IV. "A Knight's Faith" (life of Sir Herbert Edwardes); issued in three parts, collected into one volume (Allen). 1885-89.—"Præterita: " twenty-eight parts, of which twenty-four are collected into two volumes; Vol. I. has run to two editions (Allen). 1886-87.-"Dilecta:" correspondence, etc., illustrating "Præterita; " two parts (Allen). 1886-88. Preface and Notes to "Ulric, the Farm Servant," by Gotthelf, translated by Mrs. Firth (Allen). 1887. "Arthur Burgess " (" Century Guild Hobby Horse," for April). 1887. "Hortus Inclusus: " letters to Misses Mary and Susanna Beever, edited by Albert Fleming, two editions (Allen). 1887-89. "Christ's Folk in the Apennine," by Francesca Alexander, edited by Mr. Ruskin; six parts issued (Allen). 1888. Preface and Notes to "A popular Handbook to the National Gallery," by E. T. Cook (Macmillan). 1888. -"The Black Arts: a Reverie in the Strand" (Magazine of Art for January). 1890. 66 Ruskiniana:" letters collected in "Igdrasil,” and reprinted privately, supplementary to " Arrows of the Chace." 1891.-"The Poems of John Ruskin; containing those above mentioned, with additions; edited by W. G. Collingwood (Allen). xviii CATALOGUE OF DRAWINGS BY MR. RUSKIN. (1860-1889.) 1860. Aiguilles by Moonlight (engraved but un- Studies of Limestone Alps of this period Brantwood. Lucerne from the hills (pen, 8 x 11 in.); 1862. — Golden Sunshine, near Bonneville Perhaps this year, Houses and Mountain, Copy of Luini's "St. Catherine" (color, 1863. — Mountains from Mornex Prof. Norton. Oxford. Miss Hilliard. Prof. Norton. Sir J. Simon. Oxford. Mr. F. Crawley. And Lauffenburg from two points of view 1864.(?) This year, Rouen Cathedral before Mrs. Churchill. Brantwood. Evening at Norwood (cloud study, 10 × 1866. Lady Trevelyan's grave, Neuchatel (pen 1866. Perhaps this year, Lucerne, from hill above Reuss (Cook's "Studies"). 1867. Agates for Geological Magazine. 1868. — Abbeville (Poems, 1891), and other drawings; Sunset at Abbeville (“Storm Cloud" lecture) Brantwood. Prof. Norton. Mrs. Churchill. Brantwood. Oxford. Brantwood. Mr. G. Allen. Oxford. Prof. Norton. F. W. Hilliard, Esq Perhaps this year, Approach to Venice Harvard Coll. |