“Bento's Notebook” is the latest book by the famous British art critic, writer and artist, dedicated to the study of how the impulse to draw is born. In form, it is a series of essays united by a common metaphor. Berger imagines the philosopher Benedict Spinoza's notebook, or Bento (among the philosopher's personal belongings there was such a notebook, which later disappeared), and fills it with his thoughts, graphic sketches and quotes from the Ethics and the Treatise on the Improvement of Reason.