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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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A Woman holding a Banner (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Mathias André Schmidt, c. 1796
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A mounted Man holding the Staff of a Banner (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Mathias André Schmidt, c. 1796
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A heraldic Banner (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Mathias André Schmidt, c. 1796
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Föhlin. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Nenthart

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Fugger. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hörlin

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Vittel. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Funck

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hanns Paungartner. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Conradt Eehlinger the Elder

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Deüting. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Peütinger

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Dynner or Vetter. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Onsorg

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Lauginger. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Arzt

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Von Hoy. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Ilsung

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Eulentaler. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Thornawer

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Zolrayer. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hailiggraber

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Preißschüch. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Im Hofe

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Cöntzlman. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hofmair

c. 1510
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A Man in Armour with the Arms of Herwart

c. 1510
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Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Settichkofer. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Heel

c. 1510
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Three armoured Horsemen carrying heraldic Banners (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Mathias André Schmidt, c. 1796
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A mounted Knight and a mounted Man holding heraldic Banners (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Mathias André Schmidt, c. 1796
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Heraldic Banners (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Mathias André Schmidt, c. 1796
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Drawing of a Squirrel and a Bird's Nest, enlarged from a Manuscript in the Bodleian Library

John Ruskin, probably 1871 - 1872
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Drawing of a Hare from the Ormesby Psalter

John Ruskin, 1870 - 1872
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Drawing of a Dog from the Ormesby Psalter

John Ruskin, 1870 - 1872
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The Sculpture of a Dragon filling a Quatrefoil on the North Entrance of Rouen Cathedral

John Ruskin, October 1848
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Recto: Study of the Sea-horse of Venice. Verso: Partial Diagram showing a Construction for Placing the Honour-Points on a Shield

John Ruskin, July 1869
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Browse: 1470 objects Focusing on: 33 objects See all 1470

Ruskin Cabinet Series What is this?

A Woman holding a Banner (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

A mounted Man holding the Staff of a Banner (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

A heraldic Banner (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Föhlin. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Nenthart

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Fugger. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hörlin

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Vittel. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Funck

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hanns Paungartner. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Conradt Eehlinger the Elder

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Deüting. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Peütinger

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Dynner or Vetter. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Onsorg

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Lauginger. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Arzt

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Von Hoy. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Ilsung

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Eulentaler. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Thornawer

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Zolrayer. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hailiggraber

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Preißschüch. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Im Hofe

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Cöntzlman. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Hofmair

A Man in Armour with the Arms of Herwart

Recto: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Settichkofer. Verso: A Man in Armour with the Arms of Heel

Three armoured Horsemen carrying heraldic Banners (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

A mounted Knight and a mounted Man holding heraldic Banners (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Heraldic Banners (cut from a Plate in "The Triumph of Maximilian")

Drawing of a Squirrel and a Bird's Nest, enlarged from a Manuscript in the Bodleian Library

Drawing of a Hare from the Ormesby Psalter

Drawing of a Dog from the Ormesby Psalter

The Sculpture of a Dragon filling a Quatrefoil on the North Entrance of Rouen Cathedral

Recto: Study of the Sea-horse of Venice. Verso: Partial Diagram showing a Construction for Placing the Honour-Points on a Shield