For ten points, what is this five volume treatise, the first volume of which was published when John Ruskin was just 24?
Volume Two, published in 1846, "expresses the first and fundamental law respecting human contemplation of the natural phenomena under whose influence we exist," and expresses the author's admiration for Tintoretto.  The third volume includes an essay on the Grand Style and a discussion of Idealism and landscapes, before winding up with an excursus on the Crimean War.  Volumes 4 and 5 include passages on the tower of Calais, studies of landscapes, and discussions of the four orders of landscape painters, ending with a lament for Giorgione.  For ten points, what is this five volume treatise, the first volume of which was published when John Ruskin was just 24?
Volume Two, published in 1846, "expresses the first and fundamental law respecting human contemplation of the natural phenomena under whose influence we exist," and expresses the author's admiration for Tintoretto.  
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