Rocks and Vegetation. Chamonix 1854

"Rocks and Vegetation. Chamonix" is a watercolor painting by John Ruskin, a renowned English art critic and social commentator, created in 1854. The artwork depicts a close-up view of rocky terrain in the mountainous region of Chamonix, showcasing Ruskin's keen interest in the details of nature. The painting's muted tones and textured brushstrokes create a sense of ruggedness and emphasize the raw beauty of the landscape, characteristic of Ruskin's art.