 Source: "Little Journeys To the Homes of Good Men and Great" by Elbert Hubbard (1916) (Project Gutenberg) | John RuskinAuthor of On Art and Life (Penguin Great Ideas)Also known as: J Ruskin, John Ruskin, John M.A. Ruskin, John Ruskin etc., M.A. John Ruskin, John/rackham Ruskin ... (see complete list), John; Perry, Bliss (ed) Ruskin, A Graduate of Oxford (John Ruskin), John, Illustrated by Maria L. Kirk Ruskin, John; Roe, Frederick William (editor) Ruskin
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