The Complete Works of John Ruskin
The Library Edition of the Works of John Ruskin (1903-1912, eds. E.T Cook & A. Wedderburn) in PDF format.
Publications & Resources
You will find our Publications and Resources on this page. Publications comprises catalogues, annual reports, and secondary material. Resources comprises works by Ruskin himself, including the Complete Library Edition of Ruskin’s works, and digitised manuscripts and correspondence.
Publications
Publications comprises catalogues, annual reports, and secondary material about Ruskin.
Annual Reports
Leaflets
Catalogues
Mikimoto Memorial Ruskin Lecture
Ryuzo Mikimoto devoted his life to the study of John Ruskin, founding the Ruskin Library of Tokyo in 1934.
Ryuzo Mikimoto was the son of Kokichi Mikimoto, who pioneered cultured pearls and founded the Mikimoto pearl empire in 1893. After Ryuzo Mikimoto’s death in 1971, his relatives worked to reopen the library, with readers returning from 1984.
The first Mikimoto Lecture took place at Lancaster University in 1995, in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the reopening of the Ruskin Library of Tokyo. The lecture, ‘Ruskin To-Day’, was given by James S. Dearden, Curator of the Ruskin Galleries at Bembridge School.
The Mikimoto Memorial Lecture is supported by a generous donation from the Trustees of the Ruskin Library of Tokyo.
Ruskin Review
Explore details of the past issues of the Ruskin Review research journal from 2004 to 2018.
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Explore The Ruskin blog from 2019 to 2021.
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Resources
Resources comprises works by Ruskin himself, including the Complete Library Edition of Ruskin’s works, and digitised manuscripts and correspondence.
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Turning Books
Explore Ruskin’s manuscripts, diaries, notebooks, and sketchbooks via The Ruskin’s Digital Manuscript Platform.
Ruskin’s Correspondence
The Ruskin Whitehouse Collection contains thousands of letters to and from John Ruskin. Ruskin’s correspondence is a vast resource revealing details about his home life, travels, interests, and society.
Modern Painters
Welcome to Lancaster University’s Leverhulme-funded electronic edition of Modern Painters I.
Ruskin’s Venetian Notebooks
Lancaster University’s AHRC-funded electronic edition of ‘Ruskin’s Venetian Notebooks: Reconstructing the Research Methods and Composition Practices for The Stones of Venice’
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