Ruskin's Rudimentary series, 3rd ed. (1872)
Items marked 'M' are drawings "by my own Hand" (by Ruskin), P are photographs, E engravings and A by Ruskin's Assistant, Arthur Burgess.
- R|39} The Shields of Harold and William the Conqueror; Sketch of Dog and Hare (enlarged); and of French Heraldic Lion. All from MS. Bodl.M.
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R|40} Squirrel and Bird’s Nest (enlarged). MS. Bodl.M.
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R|41} Conversation between Dog and Hare (enlarged). MS. Bodl.M.
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R|42} Sculptures of Dragons filling quatrefoils on the North Entrance of Rouen Cathedral (actual size). M.
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R|43} Study of the Sea-Horse of Venice (actual size). M.
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R|44} Study of tail of Sea-Horse (enlarged). M.
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R|45} Owl and Toucan (old woodcut).
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R|46} Owl in Mantegna’s fresco of the martyrdom of St. James. Study in chalk, from photograph. A.
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R|47} Sketch of head of living Lion. M.
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R|48} Outline of Lion’s head on Coin of Leontines (enlarged). M.
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R|49} Sketch of Head of living Eagle. M.
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R|50} Greek Sculpture of Head of Eagle (coin of Elis, enlarged). P.
