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John Ruskin was a multifaceted figure in the Victorian era, excelling as an art critic, philosopher, and philanthropist. His diverse writings spanned various subjects, including geology, architecture, and literature, showcasing his wide-ranging interests. Ruskin's literary forms included essays, poetry, and travel guides, while his artistic talents were evident in his detailed sketches and paintings. Over time, his elaborate writing style evolved into a clearer, more accessible approach, emphasizing the intricate relationships between nature, art, and society.