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Brantwood Collection

Brantwood was home to Ruskin from 1872 to his death in 1900. His cousin Joan Severn and her family continued to live at Brantwood until the 1930’s. Over that period, many of Ruskin’s treasured paintings and belongings were sold. Following Joans husband’s death, an auction disposed of much of the remaining contents.  The house was saved for the nation by John Howard Whitehouse, founder of Bembridge School and of the Birmingham Ruskin Society, who bought the house. He established the Brantwood Trust in 1951 to care for the property for posterity. In the years since, many of the furnishings and artwork have made their way back to the house, which has been lovingly restored to provide visitors with a genuine experience of visiting the home of it’s famous resident. Brantwood is a charity dedicated to caring for the buildings and collection, and sharing Ruskin’s life’s work through the collection and estate. All purchases made from Brantwood helps support our work caring for such an inspiring historic property.

Books

“A book worth reading is worth owning”

Brantwood bookshop has a large selection of Ruskin-related titles. Whether your interest is in Ruskin’s own writing or an analysis of the great man and his work, there is a book on our shelves for you.

Ruskin Books

John Ruskin was a prolific writer, covering subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany, and political economy. If you wish to gain a broad overview of his writing, Selected Writings includes extracts from some of his major works, Modern Painters, Stones of Venice and Sesame and Lilies, as well as some less known writing. Written in the 1880’s whilst living at Brantwood, Ruskin’s autobiography Praeterita gives a fascinating account of his upbringing in a severely respectable Victorian household, his Continental travels, his friends and relations, and the development and refinement of his aesthetic tastes.

Ruskin related Books

Ruskin’s influence can be felt throughout the world today. His writings and philosophies influenced great leaders and artists, from Ghandi to Tolstoy, Edward Burne-Jones, William Morris and Marcel Proust. There was a steady increase in interest since the 1960’s and in 2019, Ruskinites around the world celebrated Ruskin’s bicentenary year with exhibitions, talks and a legacy of wonderful new books.

Postcards

Returns and refund policy

In accordance with your legal consumer rights we offer a full refund if an item is faulty, not as described or doesn’t do what it’s supposed to.

We will also refund unused items for any reason subject to the following conditions.

In order to accept a refund, we:

  • Require proof of purchase using the original till receipt or online order confirmation
  • Goods must be unused and where possible in the unopened packaging. (Where items are used you will be liable for the amount by which the value of the goods is diminished as a result of handling beyond what is necessary to establish their nature, characteristics and functioning.)
  • We can accept returns up to 28 days from the date you received the order.
  • Where an item is faulty, not as described or doesn’t do what it is supposed to, we can offer an exchange, offer a credit note, or a refund using the original method of payment.
  • You will be responsible for the cost of return postage unless the item is faulty, not as described or doesn’t do what it is supposed to.

When we receive your returned goods, we will inspect it and notify that we have received the items. We will then let you know the status of your return and refund.

If your return is approved, we will process your refund. You will receive the credit back into your account within a certain amount of days, depending on your card issuer’s policies.

 

Are there any products that can’t be returned?

We can’t offer refunds, credit or exchanges, unless faulty or not as described, on food and beverage, jewellery or worn clothing.

 

Out of stock items

Whilst we make best efforts to ensure stock levels are correct, sometimes this may not be the case. Where items you have purchased are out of stock, we shall issue a full refund for those items out of stock and either refund the postage paid in full or in proportion to your order.

 

Who do I contact to get a refund?

Please reply to any of your order confirmation emails or email onlineshop@brantwood.org.uk please include your order number within the email.

Brantwood Collection

Brantwood was home to Ruskin from 1872 to his death in 1900. His cousin Joan Severn and her family continued to live at Brantwood until the 1930’s. Over that period, many of Ruskin’s treasured paintings and belongings were sold. Following Joans husband’s death, an auction disposed of much of the remaining contents.  The house was saved for the nation by John Howard Whitehouse, founder of Bembridge School and of the Birmingham Ruskin Society, who bought the house. He established the Brantwood Trust in 1951 to care for the property for posterity. In the years since, many of the furnishings and artwork have made their way back to the house, which has been lovingly restored to provide visitors with a genuine experience of visiting the home of it’s famous resident. Brantwood is a charity dedicated to caring for the buildings and collection, and sharing Ruskin’s life’s work through the collection and estate. All purchases made from Brantwood helps support our work caring for such an inspiring historic property.

Books

“A book worth reading is worth owning”

Brantwood bookshop has a large selection of Ruskin-related titles. Whether your interest is in Ruskin’s own writing or an analysis of the great man and his work, there is a book on our shelves for you.

Ruskin Books

John Ruskin was a prolific writer, covering subjects as varied as geology, architecture, myth, ornithology, literature, education, botany, and political economy. If you wish to gain a broad overview of his writing, Selected Writings includes extracts from some of his major works, Modern Painters, Stones of Venice and Sesame and Lilies, as well as some less known writing. Written in the 1880’s whilst living at Brantwood, Ruskin’s autobiography Praeterita gives a fascinating account of his upbringing in a severely respectable Victorian household, his Continental travels, his friends and relations, and the development and refinement of his aesthetic tastes.

Ruskin related Books

Ruskin’s influence can be felt throughout the world today. His writings and philosophies influenced great leaders and artists, from Ghandi to Tolstoy, Edward Burne-Jones, William Morris and Marcel Proust. There was a steady increase in interest since the 1960’s and in 2019, Ruskinites around the world celebrated Ruskin’s bicentenary year with exhibitions, talks and a legacy of wonderful new books.

Postcards

Returns and refund policy

In accordance with your legal consumer rights we offer a full refund if an item is faulty, not as described or doesn’t do what it’s supposed to.

We will also refund unused items for any reason subject to the following conditions.

In order to accept a refund, we:

  • Require proof of purchase using the original till receipt or online order confirmation
  • Goods must be unused and where possible in the unopened packaging. (Where items are used you will be liable for the amount by which the value of the goods is diminished as a result of handling beyond what is necessary to establish their nature, characteristics and functioning.)
  • We can accept returns up to 28 days from the date you received the order.
  • Where an item is faulty, not as described or doesn’t do what it is supposed to, we can offer an exchange, offer a credit note, or a refund using the original method of payment.
  • You will be responsible for the cost of return postage unless the item is faulty, not as described or doesn’t do what it is supposed to.

When we receive your returned goods, we will inspect it and notify that we have received the items. We will then let you know the status of your return and refund.

If your return is approved, we will process your refund. You will receive the credit back into your account within a certain amount of days, depending on your card issuer’s policies.

 

Are there any products that can’t be returned?

We can’t offer refunds, credit or exchanges, unless faulty or not as described, on food and beverage, jewellery or worn clothing.

 

Out of stock items

Whilst we make best efforts to ensure stock levels are correct, sometimes this may not be the case. Where items you have purchased are out of stock, we shall issue a full refund for those items out of stock and either refund the postage paid in full or in proportion to your order.

 

Who do I contact to get a refund?

Please reply to any of your order confirmation emails or email onlineshop@brantwood.org.uk please include your order number within the email.

Brantwood is an independent registered charity - The Brantwood Trust Coniston Cumbria LA21 8AD enquiries@brantwood.org.uk Telephone: 015394 41396