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13 de oct. de 2019 · Ruskin as an art critic. Image: John Ruskin's watercolour self-portrait from 'The Works of John Ruskin' (1903-1912) A gifted artist himself, Ruskin promoted the work of several English painters, whose works, he felt, were misunderstood. He had no qualms about toppling time-favoured painters and setting up understudied artists in their place.
1 de jun. de 2020 · John Ruskin fue uno de los grandes críticos de arte de la historia, una figura similar a Denis Diderot, el gran filósofo, cuentista francés del siglo XVIII y crítico de arte que alimentó todas las formas de esta labor, incluida desde luego la literaria, afirmó el ensayista Christopher Domínguez Michael, durante la conferencia John Ruskin ...
John Ruskin. John Ruskin (* 8. Februar 1819 in London; † 20. Januar 1900 in Brantwood, Lake District in Cumbria) war ein englischer Schriftsteller, Maler, Sozialreformer, Kunsthistoriker und Kunstkritiker. Als Universalgelehrter nahm er in der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts eine herausragende Stellung im englischen Gesellschaftsleben ...
8 de feb. de 2019 · John Ruskin died from influenza in 1900, in his home of Brantwood, in the Lake District. Perhaps history has not been so kind to him. Rather than focusing on his insatiable pursuit of knowledge, or his influential ideas about art or social welfare, for many, what has stuck in the imagination is his infamously awkward (and unconsummated) wedding night.
Biografía de John Ruskin. El escritor, crítico de arte, sociólogo, artista y reformador social británico John Ruskin nació en Londres el 8 de febrero de 1819. Su familia era de ascendencia escocesa y desde muy joven John, que era hijo único, recibió una estricta educación religiosa de corte puritano. La atención constante que le daba ...
8 de feb. de 2019 · If we think of John Ruskin at all today it tends to be as the buttoned-up Victorian who was so repulsed by his wife Effie Gray’s pubic hair that he could not consummate their marriage.The ...
25 de ene. de 2019 · John Ruskin is hardly a household name, but the English artist, art critic, and social theorist was widely influential among his nineteenth-century contemporaries, and many intellectuals who followed. He was “the foremost polemicist of the Victorian Age,” notes one label in Houghton Library’s new exhibition, “Victorian Visionary: John ...
