"The superior quality of its photos and illustrations is one of the
principal reasons that the Department of Art History has
consistently used Art through the Ages."
"The writing is snappy and engaging, the content is excellent with
substantial contextual information including patronage and
reception, and the "boxed information" is useful and not just
flashy graphics to make the book seem interesting and trendy."
"Three strengths of Gardner's are: the choice of imagery discussed;
the quality and size of the images, and the clarity; and detail of
the discussion which includes a strong balance between style and
history."
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