| HIMSELF | "When a man is wrapped up in ___ he makes a pretty small package." (John Ruskin) |
| DOLL | A pretty small figure (4) |
| OFVIEW | "If you want to be happy for the rest of your life; Never make a pretty woman your wife; So from my |
| SCENARIO | That of a film is wrapped up in a score (8) |
| THEORY | That chap is wrapped up in Conservative philosophy (6) |
| PARCEL | A package is wrapped up on a stretch of land (6) |
| LONDON | "When a man is tired of , he is tired of life" (Samuel Johnson) (6) |
| TIRED | "When a man is ___ of London, he is ___ of life": Samuel Johnson (5) |
| PRIDE | "In general, ___ is at the bottom of all great mistakes": John Ruskin |
| RENI | Baroque-era painter Guido, in whom John Ruskin found only "a few pale rays of fading sanctity" |
| ENCASED | In the end, detective's investigation is wrapped up |
| COWSLIP | Intimidate the chit of a girl a" a pretty little thing (7) |
| TURNER | "Painter of light" championed by John Ruskin; he was the son of a Cockney perruquier and created The Fighting Temeraire and Norham Castle, Sunrise (6) |
| POTOFPAINT | One of the most celebrated trials in the history of art centered on a libel suit brought by artist James McNeill Whistler against art critic John Ruskin for using this phrase to describe Whistler's pa |
| GREENAWAY | Illustrator of "toy books", including Marigold Garden, Mother Goose and Under the Window, who was the daughter of an engraver and a milliner, and a friend of John Ruskin (9) |
| GRAY | Effie, Scottish painter married to John Ruskin and John Everett Millais (4) |
| EFFIE | - Gray, Scottish artists' model who was married to John Ruskin then John Everett Millais (5) |
| AMNESIAC | One can't remember when a man is carelessly swallowing ecstasy and cocaine (8) |
| BALLOTIN | French word for a "small package of goods" in the form of an elegant or ornate little gift box, traditionally for Belgian pralines or other fine chocs (8) |
| ARTSANDCRAFTS | Inspired by the visions of William Morris and John Ruskin, a design movement that flourished around 1880 that sought to revive workmanship (4,3,6) |
