RUSKIN, JOHN - Lectures on Landscape Delivered at Oxford in Lent Term 1871

Orpington and London: George Allen, 1897. First Edition. Olive/gilt hardback cloth cover. 390mm x 290mm (15" x 11"). 84pp. 22 tissue guarded plates. Lecture I: Outline; Lecture II: Light and Shade; Lecture II: Colour.. G : in Good condition. Cover lightly rubbed and bumped with partial fading especially along edges. Spine faded. Scattered foxing throughout. Dampstaining on lower edge of several pages but with no impact on text or illustrations. Presentation label on paste-down. Contents tight. Teg .

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