Reviews for Arte Manga

I'm drawn in just by looking at the illustrations. It is a work that impresses me with its ability to depict even the smallest details. The fineness of the hair, the background... There are a lot of dazzling illustrations these days, but I like this work because it's organized in calm colors.

A story about an aristocrat girl chasing her dreams in an age where women still had no human rights before Italy became a unified nation. Recommended for people who like historical works, taiga romances, and morning dramas.

Since it's a comic about history, I had a strong impression that it was difficult until I borrowed it from a friend and had a strong sense that I wasn't good at it, but as I read it, it gradually became interesting, and eventually I read through the entire volume. The historical background and characters based on historical facts are fascinating and interesting.

There seem to be various opinions, but since I'm not an expert, I really enjoyed it as a story. I think I learned a lot. It was great to read not only the hardships of Arte, but also how they grow.

A refreshing work where a woman born into an aristocrat family during the glamorous Renaissance lives as a geisha. While there is also disdain for women in the times, I am energized by their healthy attitude.

Think for yourself, make an effort, and act. She's a woman I want to cheer for. People who support such a girlfriend who almost gave up but are inspired

Both novels and anime are interesting. I recommend it for banning. The story and setting are also often drawn in. I recommend it

The story is very easy to understand and I can recommend it to people of all ages. I think it's so interesting that I can even think about purchasing

A woman living in the glamorous and harsh world of the Renaissance. The trend of the times and the movements of the world do not look back on a single person. However, my heart was heated by the sight of her not losing sight of herself even in such a situation, and sometimes even dared to fight.

I enjoyed watching the anime, but the original story was also carefully drawn, so it's a fun work to read. There is also an opinion that it is disrespectful of women, but I think this story is getting deeper because Arte is a girl. If boys were the main characters, instead of the vivid irritating developments against women going away, they would have become simpler stand-up works. It is very difficult for men to achieve success, but it is also extremely difficult for a young girl to live through her own will in a situation where she is disrespected just because she is a woman. Being in the midst of it, the sight of Arte living supple and positive makes me feel at ease here and there. Good luck! and the story of Arte, a girl who makes you want to cheer for her by making clenched fists. I recommend it.

Arte is in many ways, but it's good to get over it with your own sense of losing. It's fun to watch Arte's feelings, thoughts, and other people's thoughts while facing difficulties, and makes me want to read the continuation quickly.

It's interesting to understand the lives and hardships of Renaissance painters. As a period story, I've only read stories about princesses like Marie Antoinette, so it's very interesting to know about the lives of common people. I am encouraged by Arte's strength of mind and passion to overcome adversity.

I came in from the anime ☆ I wanted to read the original story (o^-^o), and when I entered from Niko Anime, I already read it by teleconishi's voice ('; omega; `) lol lol...

In an age where men are superior to women more than now, Arte is so cool to be able to confront the stereotype that women should be like this and that is how aristocrats should live. As they grow steadily, I think I'll do my best too.

The story of Arte penetrates through her dream of becoming a painter in tough times. At first, it took me a while to get used to the unique, quirky paintings, but I became more and more enthralled. It's a work that gives me so much courage!

It's a development I hadn't imagined since the first story, and I'm really curious about the continuation! The growth of the main character, Arte, is also carefully written, and I love it.

I want this work to see more of the light of day. There are many comics depicting the old days, but they depict the customs of the time I first knew them, and I think I did quite a bit of research. It's also good that it's easy and doesn't develop as is common.

I think it's a work you won't be able to stop once you start reading it. The strength and kindness of women are well depicted, and I fell in love with the main character.

A friend recommended it to me and started reading it. At the time, up to 10 volumes were out, and after I finished reading 1 volume, I bought it as an adult. It's a work that makes me think that women are strong after all. The picture is also very beautiful.

Women have no right to inherit property, and it's nice to see Arte making an effort to be able to eat alone as a painter in an age where there is no dignity for women. It's also good to see how the people around them, who were inspired by Arte, are changing positively.