★ Written by an art historian and graduate of the Repin Academy of Arts, combining professional knowledge and communication experience, the content is reliable and accessible.

★ Connects the developmental context of French art over centuries, restoring diverse historical and life colors with both depth and breadth.

★ Focuses on the core of French visual art, presenting diverse themes such as romance and revolution, satisfying art lovers’ desire to explore.

Currently, the series consists of 12 books, including: MiniArt Series: Japanese Art – Masters and Masterpieces, MiniArt Series: Korean Masters and Classic Works, MiniArt Series: Treasures and Masters of Chinese Art, MiniArt Series: Masters and Timeless Treasures of French Art, MiniArt Series: Italian Art Masters and Timeless Masterpieces, MiniArt Series: Art Nouveau – Klimt, Mucha, Gaudí, MiniArt Series: Symbols, Emblems and Allegories in Art, MiniArt Series: Hokusai – Manga, Series and Engravings, MiniArt Series: Masters and Timeless Treasures of German Art, MiniArt Series: Edvard Munch – Art and Inner Monologue, MiniArt Series: Impressionist Masters and Light Masterpieces, MiniArt Series: Masters and Timeless Treasures of Spanish Art.

The French have always taken art seriously, which is not surprising—since ancient times, the territory of this country has been the core of European culture. Beauty, emotion, love, romance, revolutionary sentiments, victory, and triumph—French art masterpieces are full of the rich colors of life and fully reflect the magnificent and diverse history of the country. Through this album, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the charm of French visual art and trace its developmental trajectory over centuries.

Alexey Nikolaev is a graduate of the Repin Academy of Arts (Saint Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture named after Ilya Repin), an art historian, writer, and lecturer. He also works for the “Excursion Tours” project under the “Sletat.ru” group of companies and the “Steppe” Center for Contemporary Culture.