Modern painters
Modern Painters is a 1907 art-criticism volume by John Ruskin, published in London and New York by Routledge and E.P. Dutton, written for readers of aesthetics and painting. Its plates are rotated pen and pencil studies of mountains, rock faces and glaciers, with captions naming places such as the Alps and the Aiguilles, which a designer could use for hatched rock texture and shaded peak outlines.
