You searched forFilter using Ruskin’s ideasArchitecture Art Craftmanship Education History Nature Politics Religion Rural economy Social justice About us The Guild of St George is a registered charity, an educational trust based in England. John Ruskin John Ruskin (8 February 1819 – 20 January 1900) was a polymath. As a writer, he commanded international respect. He was an art critic and an art patron, a skilled draughtsman and talented watercolourist, and a fierce critic of prevailing social and political norms. Ruskin Bicentenary 2019 2019 was the 200th anniversary of Ruskin’s birth. To mark this landmark year, numerous organisations, including the Guild, presented Ruskin exhibitions, displays, conferences and activities. Former Masters of The Guild Find out about past Masters of The Guild Nature notes from the Wyre Forest A monthly diary reflecting on the seasons and activity at Ruskin Land, by Linda Iles The Guild's 2018 AGM Visitor responses to recent Guild Ruskin exhibitions Acquisition of the Whitehouse Ruskin Collection for Lancaster University Ruskin, Turner and the Storm Cloud symposium in York 20 May 2019 Clive Wilmer reviews the 'cascade of publications' relating to Ruskin, published in 2019 There has been an unprecedented range of books and catalogues relating to John Ruskin and his work in 2019. Outgoing Guild Master, Clive Wilmer, reviews them for The Art Newspaper. Page1234
