博客來This collection of letters written by John Ruskin between 1871 and 1884 addresses the issues faced by the working class in Great Britain during the Industrial Revolution. Ruskin wrote these letters with the intention of encouraging art and culture among the working people and pushing for social and economic reform. This book offers insight into the social and cultural history of Victorian Britain and the work of this influential art critic.
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