"The philosophy of high art, volume 3 (of 4). Hegel's Aesthetics" is a fundamental work of the outstanding German philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, devoted to the study of aesthetics. In this book, the author explores the nature of art, its place in civilization, and its influence on the individual. Hegel examines various types of art - from architecture to music, establishing patterns of development and perception of each of them. This book is a significant contribution to the modern understanding of the relationship between philosophy and art.