Mornings in Florence

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John Ruskin was a multifaceted figure in the Victorian era, known for his influential role as an art critic, patron, and social thinker. His diverse writings spanned topics from geology to political economy, encompassing essays, poetry, and travel guides. Ruskin's artistic talents included detailed sketches and watercolors, showcasing his keen observations of nature and architecture. Over time, his writing evolved from elaborate prose to clearer language, always highlighting the interconnections between nature, art, and society.