Lectures on Art (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

This collection features seven lectures by John Ruskin, a prominent Victorian figure known for his multifaceted contributions as an artist, scientist, and philosopher. Delivered at the University of Oxford, the lectures explore the intricate relationships between art, religion, morality, and practical use, while also delving into fundamental artistic concepts such as line, light, and color. Ruskin's insights reflect his deep understanding of art's significance in society and its connection to broader human experiences.