Reviews for Arte Manga

I like period things and historical things, so I fell in love with it all at once. I am always struck by the depiction of the protagonist boldly overcoming the difficulties that befall me. The picture is also beautiful and impressive enough

I like this work, which has a medieval feel. The cuteness of the main character and the appeal of the other characters were very much suited to my taste

The protagonist, who is positive and works hard while being treated unfairly in a society where men are superior to women, is very attractive. I started with the trial reading, but it was interesting, and when I noticed it, I was immersed in it. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

The main character who overcomes discrimination against women and what the aristocracy should be like and persists in what he likes is so wonderful. I recommend it to people who like old stories and people who like stories where the main character grows up.

While the superiority of men and women is even worse than it is now, Arte overcomes any adversity with her own strength and shows enough effort to impress even opponents she doesn't think well of. I learned about the apprenticeship system in world history, but it's like such a strict ascetic practice... I was also interested in the fresco work process. If I have a chance to see them, I would like to carefully appreciate their work, which is the crystallization of their grueling work (quickness, concentration, physical strength).

When I watched it in anime, I was surprised by the view of the world that I had never seen in other anime or comics. The main character is also interesting. I am often impressed and entertained by the Italian worldview and the fact that Renaissance period dramas can be depicted in this way. I also like the “miracle” feeling that Michelangelo and Da Vinci were able to accomplish feats that will go down in history during the Renaissance, Florence's cathedral, and around there. I'm looking forward to it from now on. (It doesn't matter, but I was also interested in the comic “Deaimon” (animated around the same time) with a “Japanese taste,” and I liked both Japanese culture and Western culture, so I enjoyed it. Thank you.) (I recently noticed that Sakamoto Maaya sings both of the theme songs in the anime. (Both “clover” and “violet (violet)” are good.)

It's like watching a life drama, and I can't take my eyes off the storyline. The protagonist's way of life and relationships with others are passionate and colorful, and it's a wonderful work.

It slowly sinks into my heart. A warm connection between people who read it over and over again and spread every time they reread it. I can't imagine it from this day and age where sexism isn't good, but the strength of Arte, which resists and lives without changing from the current era, was so amazing that I fell in love with it.

The pictures, the story, and above all, the main character Arte's way of life are very powerful. The story is set in 16th century Europe, but in this era, male superiority over women was commonplace in any country, and Arte, who loves drawing pictures, aims to paint in a male society, especially in an age where there was no freedom for women. In the midst of unimaginable adversity, I read not only the strength, but also the kindness and brightness of Arte, and it is a work that makes me feel very comfortable. I want to keep reading from now on.

It's nice that it depicts the characters, starting with Arte, living a lively life from that standpoint. I think Arte's mom's way of life is particularly cool. The episodic manga between stories is fun.

I'm reading it while feeling energized by Arte's brightness and confrontation. If you think about how difficult it is for women to work side by side with men in this age where women accumulate large sums of money and have them received by their wives at the time of marriage, there is something that remains in my heart. I think there was a woman like this in real life. I want to read it again and again while looking forward to seeing how many people Arte gets to know and overcome difficulties and grow in the future!

It's not about the medieval dress I admired... but about the painter with a tight skirt. I was energized by the work of a female painter who jumped into a male society. The picture is nice too.

I can't wait to see the main character Arte doing his best in a positive way and unreadable developments for a sequel. If you don't make an effort, you won't be able to pave the way. It's up to you to build the future.

The detailed drawing, the costumes of the times, the cityscape, etc. are very precise and beautiful. The main character, Arte, is very attractive, and what will happen next when the story unfolds? I can't stop reading it. interesting!!

The pictures and story are great. You will also be taught how to live as a human being. I bought all the volumes.

In an age where male superiority over women is commonplace, Arte is a woman with a strong sense of character who doesn't take it for granted. Arte is cheerful, honest, compassionate, and hardworking. He's a really great person, and I respect him. The straight forward way of living by continuing to do what you love is amazing. I think Leo is an amazing person who is honest and has great courage. I hope that Arte's crime will be cleared up and that Leo will live with him. I sincerely hope so.

It was still an age where the status of women was less recognized than it is now. It makes me want to cheer for the way they make their dreams come true with their own ingenuity and effort! I will continue to keep an eye out for unexpected developments.