Prose style biography

John Ruskin was an English art critic, draughtsman, social thinker, watercolorist, and philanthropist.

He was a leading figure in the Victorian period. He wrote on various topics and subjects that include literature, education, geology, myth, architecture, botany, ornithology, and political economy.

The way his subject matters were diverse; his literary forms and writing styles were diverse.

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To Philip (1 !) who rescued me from the diaries.

Prose can be divided into three categories: Non Fictional Prose, Autobiography, Biography, Memoir.

The document discusses several types of prose styles including autobiography, biography, memoir, travelogue, formal essay, personal essay, and periodical essay.

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An autobiography is an account of one's own self.

He wrote poetry, essays, treatises, lectures, manuals, a traveling guide, a fairy tale, and letters. He was also a painter and made sketches and paintings of plants, rocks, landscapes, and architectural structures.

Ruskin elaborated style in his earlier works of art and then gradually changed to a more understandable language.

He used everyday language to communicate his ideas effectively. He focuses on the connection between art, nature, and society.

In the later part of the 19th-century, Ruskin was a highly influential figure, and he remained an aspiring figure until the First