One of his early works, published under the pseudonym Kata Phusin, borrows ideas from Wordswroth and claims that houses should be constructed so as to be in harmony with nature. This man led a notable attack on the work of Salvator Rosa, whom he claimed was vastly inferior to the Pre-Raphaelites. Gh
One of his early works, published under the pseudonym Kata Phusin, borrows ideas from Wordswroth and claims that houses should be constructed so as to be in harmony with nature. This man led a notable attack on the work of Salvator Rosa, whom he claimed was vastly inferior to the Pre-Raphaelites. Ghandi translated one of this man's works into Gujarati; that work contained an attack on laissez faire economics and a suggestion that wages for all jobs should be fixed so that the best workmen were employed, rather than the cheapest. That work was entitled Unto this Last. In this man's best known work, he criticized the division of labor on the grounds that it reduced the individual to a tool, rather than a person; those individuals were employed in the construction of Gothic cathedrals. For ten points, identify this art and social critic who wrote The Stones of Venice.
One of his early works, published under the pseudonym Kata Phusin, borrows ideas from Wordswroth and claims that houses should be constructed so as to be in harmony with nature.
John {Ruskin}