What was the subject of John Ruskin's fairy tale?
Architecture
Nature
King of the Golden River
Art
Answer
John Ruskin wrote a fairy tale called "The King of the Golden River". It was a departure from his usual subjects of art, architecture, and nature, but still contained his characteristic attention to detail and moral lessons.
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