At Naples 1841
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John Ruskin's "At Naples" (1841) is a pen and ink drawing depicting a crumbling tower and surrounding buildings in Naples, Italy. Ruskin, a renowned art critic and social commentator, was known for his detailed and evocative drawings, capturing the architectural grandeur and the urban landscape of the city. The composition features a prominent tower in the center, with a hint of perspective through the cityscape. Ruskin's delicate lines and subtle shading evoke the texture of the weathered stone and the sense of time and history that permeates the scene. The drawing is a testament to Ruskin's keen observation and his passion for recording the beauty of the world around him.
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