Reviews for Arte Manga

This review contains spoilers. Arte's way of life, where they overcome various difficulties, conflicts, and problems with a sense of defeat and a smile is really cool. Is she really an aristocrat's young lady, who renovates the house she lives in and carries heavy things in the same way as men? It's really amazing that I don't lose my focus on wanting to draw a picture of her, who is so excited that I think. My mentor, Leo, doesn't reject her because she's a woman, and she's a pretty special person in that era, but I really like the warmth and kindness around her, who gradually acknowledges and accepts her.

This review contains spoilers. Venice, Italy in this era discriminated against women, and it is a work that strikes me with courage from Arte, who fights without losing even in such a world.

This review contains spoilers. When I was a student, I also aspired to be an art artist even though my father and teachers opposed it (<− They wanted to choose a normal path. For me, art was the most comfortable normal path...), and while studying in a foreign country, I also experienced racial discrimination, etc., so there were parts that were subtly linked to the heroine even though the times and circumstances were different, and I was really empathized and drawn into the story. A sense of familiarity has sprung up without permission, so I want Arte to pave the way with his positivity and guts, and grow into a great painter. Good luck~!

This review contains spoilers. Against a world where a woman's happiness is decided by her mother that her paintings are burned, and even if she wants to learn at a workshop, she is paid in front of the gate just because she is a woman. If a young lady from an aristocrat runs away from home and doesn't come back, I think the house is in big trouble.

This review contains spoilers. The main character isn't too much of a tomboy, so it's reassuring to watch. It doesn't cause problems of its own, so there's no need to get frustrated lol it's just fine to have a little romance involved with that! Sometimes they act like a joke, and it's a little bit jarring... I've reread it over and over again!

This review contains spoilers. This is a story about a girl aiming to become a painter. The setting is Florence in the early 16th century, and it is still an age of male society. It's a youth comic, so if you think it's a story that just pushes forward on the path of a painter, the heroine becomes a love brain along the way, and it develops like a girls' comic, so there may be people who drop out there.

This review contains spoilers. I get courage from Arte not only about being beautiful, but also by living a strong, strong, and sincere hard life without succumbing to difficult situations. I don't decide that it's impossible, and I think I'll do my best until I get everything done.