• Title: The Oxford Museum • Authors: Henry W. Acland & John Ruskin • Year: 1893 • Publisher: George Allen (London & Orpington) • Format: Hardback • Pages: approx. xxxvi + 112 • Features: Illustrations & folding plan The Oxford Museum by Henry W. Acland and John Ruskin, published in 1893 by George Allen, is an important Victorian work on architecture, education, and the development of the Oxford University Museum. This edition is a reissue of the original 1859 work with additions, bringing together Acland’s address and Ruskin’s influential letters discussing the design, purpose, and cultural significance of the museum. The book reflects key ideas of Gothic Revival architecture and 19th-century scientific education, making it of interest to collectors of Ruskin, architecture, and Oxford history. Key features: • Includes illustrations and engraved plates • Folding plan of the museum • Combines architectural theory with historical context • Compact Victorian hardback format Condition (to customise): Very Good used condition for its age - see images for exact condition. Please Note: Some pencil marks on the inside cover. Oxford Museum 1893 book, Ruskin architecture book, Acland Ruskin antique book, Victorian Oxford history, George Allen publisher book, Gothic Revival architecture book, antiquarian hardback UK


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