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142: February 8, 1819: On the Occasion of Ruskin’s 200th Birthday

Posted on February 8, 2019 by jimspates

Today is the two hundredth anniversary of Ruskin’s birth. Thus far, it has been a banner year so far. From the first days of January, his art and written work have been praised in a series of widely circulated articles … Continue reading →

Posted in Encomia, Life, Society, Tributes, Truths | Tagged Colby College, Edward Bellamy, Glenfinlas Scotland, John Ruskin, Kingsley Birge, Looking Backward, More's Utopia, Ruskin, Scott Reyburn, Sir John Everett Millais, Sir Thomas More, The Veins of Wealth, Unto this Last | 3 Comments

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Tag Archives: Looking Backward

142: February 8, 1819: On the Occasion of Ruskin’s 200th Birthday

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