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Original Title:	On Art and Life ISBN13 9786006867984
Edition Language:	Persian

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Title	:	در باب هنر و زندگی
Author	:	John Ruskin
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 96 pages
Published	:	2017 by روزگار نو (first published 1853)
Categories	:	Art. Philosophy. Nonfiction. Writing. Essays

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Divided into "The Nature of Gothic" and "The Work of Iron", I would have not finished this book had I not found the audiobook on Librivox (The Stones of Venice, Volume 2 and The Two Paths). These are verbose lectures on gothic arhitecture and iron are interesting, but far too much like sermons.

Divided into "The Nature of Gothic" and "The Work of Iron", I would have not finished this book had I not found the audiobook on Librivox (The Stones of Venice, Volume 2 and The Two Paths). These are verbose lectures on gothic arhitecture and iron are interesting, but far too much like sermons.

A must read, beautifully written, perfectly poignant and informative.

The first essay "Nature of Gothic" was excellent. He specifies what constitutes 'Gothic' and, in doing so, discusses many other details. Some quotes:"Its elements are certain mental tendencies of the builders, legibly expressed in it; as fancifulness, love of variety, love of richness, and such others. Its external forms are pointed arches, vaulted roofs, etc. And unless both the elements and the forms are there, we have no right to call the style Gothic.""Understand this clearly: You can teach

"The law of nature is, that a certain quantity of work is necessary to produce a certain quantity of good, of any kind whatever. If you want knowledge, you must toil for it: if food, you must toil for it: and if pleasure, you must toil for it. But men do not acknowledge this law; or strive to evade it, hoping to get their knowledge, and food, and pleasure for nothing: and in this effort they either fail of getting them, and remain ignorant and miserable, or they obtain them by making other men

*Special Content only on my blog, Strange and Random Happenstance during "This" Summer: A Lauren Willig Theme Month for the release of That Summer (May 2014)The world around us should be our inspiration for art. There is a reason why art and architecture varies by climate. The materials available and the surrounding environment should feed art and make it of it's place, not attempting and hence forcing it to being something it's not. Yet if the labourer who is to create these masterpieces

This is brilliant, and full of compassion and humanity, so the best kind of book to me. When I read first several pages, I thought okay, this is going to be a dull and difficult book with all the architectural terms, but the more into it, the more I am attracted by the perceptible enthusiasm Ruskin felt to the subjects of his writing - the prose is beautiful and sometime magnificent, and his wisdom toward life. The second essay is about iron, the rusty iron; I am just amazed by his standpoints -