This Part of the Volume is divided into two sections:–(1) References to Ruskin's Drawings generally; (2) Catalogue of the Drawings, with references to particular pieces.

[Bibliographical Note.–This Part includes all particulars, notes, and information contained in any previous Catalogue, and adds a large amount of further information.

A Catalogue of some of R.'s drawings was given in the first edition of W. G. Collingwood's Life and Work of John Ruskin (1893), vol. i. 238–243, vol. ii. 272–275. Most of the drawings there enumerated appeared in subsequent exhibitions, or are otherwise known to the compilers of the present Catalogue. In a few cases, no particulars have been obtainable beyond the mere mention in Mr. Collingwood's Catalogue.

The Exhibition Catalogues are detailed below (p. 222), with references to the Bibliography where the pamphlets are described.

The Ruskin Exhibitions of 1901, 1904, and 1907 were widely noticed in the press. Among the notices in 1901 was one by M. H. Spielmann in St. George, vol. iv. 230–241; and among those in 1907, one in the Athenæum, March 16, 327–328.