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Ruskin was an artist of great sensitivity.
Throughout his life he used drawing as a means to understand the world
and communicate
his findings to others. He produced hundreds of finely finished watercolours
and thousands of drawings, many of which were used to illustrate his
writings. He was Slade Professor of Fine Art at Oxford, where he founded
the Ruskin School of Drawing. A constantly rotating collection of Ruskin’s
paintings is on show at Brantwood. Back... |
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