The Eagle's Nest : Kessinger Publishing : 9781437298239 : 1437298230 : 26 Nov 2008 : The Eagle's Nest is a book written by John Ruskin, a renowned English writer and art critic. The book is a collection of ten lectures given by Ruskin at the University of Oxford during the Lent Term of 1872. The lectures explore the relationship between natural science and art, and how the two fields can be used to enhance each other.Ruskin begins by discussing the importance of observation in both science and art, and how the two fields can help us better understand the world around us. He then goes on to discuss how the principles of science can be applied to art, and how art can be used to communicate scientific ideas.Throughout the book, Ruskin uses examples from nature and art to illustrate his points. He discusses the beauty of natural forms, such as mountains and clouds, and how they can inspire artists to create works of art. He also talks about the importance of color, light, and perspective i