The book "Philosophy of higher art, volume 4 (of 4). Hegel's aesthetics" by Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, a famous German philosopher and one of the founders of German idealism, is the last volume of a huge monograph in which the author examines the high concepts of art in the context of his philosophical worldview In this part of the work, Hegel considers the concepts of beauty and art in the context of his system of philosophy, and also makes an attempt to establish a hierarchy of different types of art. Through his unique approach to the analysis of art, Hegel reveals important aspects and patterns that underlie creativity and perception. It adds new layers to the understanding of art, helping the reader to feel more deeply its essence and meaning in the context of culture and civilization. "The Philosophy of Higher Art, Volume 4 (of 4). Hegel's Aesthetics" will be a useful resource for anyone interested in art and philosophy.