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John Ruskin built up a collection of artworks for his drawing classes. He divided the works into four main series: Standard, Reference, Educational and Rudimentary.
Each item was placed in a numbered frame, and the frames were arranged in cabinets, so that they all had a specific position in the collection – although Ruskin moved items about as his ideas changed. For more details, see Ruskin’s Catalogues.

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The Old Town Bridge Tower at Prague

Charles Joseph Hullmandel
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Street in Ghent

Charles Joseph Hullmandel
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The Hôtel de Ville, Brussels

Charles Joseph Hullmandel
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The Saint Jean d'Acre Pillars and the south-west Corner of Saint Mark's Basilica, Venice

John Ruskin
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Print of the Decoration on a Greek Pelike, showing Triptolemus and Demeter

Fourquemin
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Print of the Decoration on a Greek Vase, showing Selene

P. Bineteau
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Print of the Decoration on a Greek Amphora, showing Apollo and Creusa

P. Bineteau
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Engraving of a Portrait of Ramesses III, from his Tomb at Biban el-Moluk

Alessandro Ricci
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Engraving of a Portrait of Sethnakhte, from the Tomb of Tawosret, Wife of Sety II, in Biban el-Moluk

Giuseppe Angelelli
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Engraving of a Portrait of Sety II, from his Tomb in Biban el-Moluk

Alessandro Ricci
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Engraving of a Portrait of Merneptah, from his Tomb in Biban el-Moluk

Alessandro Ricci
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Engraving of a Portrait of Ramesses I, from his Tomb in Biban el-Moluk

Duchesne
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Engraving of a Portrait of Amenhotep II, from the Temple of Amada

Giuseppe Angelelli
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Engraving of Portraits of Cleopatra I, Cleopatra II, Ptolemy IX Soter II, Ptolemy X Alexander I, Berenice III or Cleopatra, and Cleopatra VII, from Philae, Edfu, Qus and Dendara

Duchesne
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Engraving of Portraits of Beketwerner, Ramesses IV, Ramesses XI and Herihor from the Tomb of Amenmesse at Biban el-Moluk and the Temple of Khons at Karnak

Giuseppe Angelelli
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Engraving of Portraits of the Pharaohs Merneptah, Sety II, Sethnakhte and Ramesses III from their Tombs at Biban el-Moluk

Giuseppe Angelelli
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Engraving of an Egyptian Chair, from an unidentified Original

Anonymous Italian
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Engraving of an Egyptian Block Throne, from an unidentified Original

Anonymous Italian
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Engraving of a Bird, from a Painting in the Tomb of Baket III at Beni Hasan

Giuseppe Angelelli
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Drawing of an Ivy Branch from the Beaupré Antiphonary

anonymous British
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Photograph of the Pier flanking the northern Porch on the west Front of Reims Cathedral

H. Lasieg
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Photograph of the Porch of the west Front of San Zeno Maggiore, Verona

Maurizio Lotze
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Recto: Lamech, Enoch and Tubal-Cain and the End of the First Age. Verso: The Drunkenness of Noah

Baccio Baldini
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Winter Ivy

John Ruskin
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Sketch of the Oak Spray in Mantegna's Fresco of "The Martyrdom of Saint James" in the Church of the Eremitani, Padua

John Ruskin
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676 to 700 of 1470
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