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John Ruskin built up a collection of artworks for his drawing classes. He divided the works into four main series: Standard, Reference, Educational and Rudimentary.
Each item was placed in a numbered frame, and the frames were arranged in cabinets, so that they all had a specific position in the collection – although Ruskin moved items about as his ideas changed. For more details, see Ruskin's Catalogues.
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Photograph of a detail of Tintoretto's "The Three Graces and Mercury"
Anonymous Italian
Engraving of Titian's "Virgin and Child with Saints Andrew and Tiziano"
Valentin Lefebvre
Photograph of Mantegna's Fresco of "The Martyrdom of Saint James" in the Church of Eremitani, Padua
Carlo Naya, firm
Photograph of a Portrait of a German Man, attributed to Jacopo de' Barbari
Goupil et Compagnie
Photograph of Raphael's "Portrait of Agnolo Doni"
Photograph of Giovanni Bellini's "Madonna degli Alberetti"
Photograph of Raphael's "Madonna della Sedia"
Engraving of van Dyck's Portrait of Prince Francesco Tommaso di Savoia-Carignano on horseback
L. Metalli
Photograph of a copy after Van Dyck's "Portrait of James, Duke of York"
Engraving of Titian's "Portrait of Clarissa Strozzi"
Domenico Cunego
Mezzotint of Reynolds's "Portrait of Lady Elizabeth Keppel adorning a Herm of Hymen"
Edward Fisher
Mezzotint of Reynolds's "Portrait of John Armstrong, M.D."
Photograph of Velázquez's "Portrait of Donna Margarita of Austria on Horseback"
anonymous Spanish
Photograph of Velázquez's "Portrait of Juan Francisco de Pimentel, Count of Benavente"
J. Laurent
Photograph of Titian's "Portrait of Charles V at the Battle of Mühlberg"
Photograph of Titian's "Portrait of Charles V with a Hound"
Photograph of a Portrait of Two Magistrates by the Workshop of Tintoretto
Photograph of a Copy of Tintoretto's "Paradise"