End of Market Street Croydon 

"End of Market Street Croydon" is a watercolor drawing by English art critic and social commentator John Ruskin. The drawing depicts a simple brick building with signs for coal and cart services. The sketch-like style and use of muted colors evoke a sense of realism and everyday life, characteristic of Ruskin's interest in the beauty of the ordinary. Ruskin's works often explored themes of social justice and the importance of nature, reflecting his belief in the power of art to elevate society.