In the book "Outpourings of the Heart of an Artist-Amateur-Monk" by the German writer Wilhelm Wackenroeder, the reader will find deep reflections on the nature of art, creativity and spirituality. The author reveals his inner experiences, remaining anonymous under the pseudonym of a monk-artist-lover. This book is known for its philosophical underpinnings, artistic reflections, and expressive style. In relation to Vasari, the Italian painter and painting historian, the founder of the Italian artistic renaissance, Wackenroder's book can be perceived as a spiritual dialogue between artists and their works. Vasari also discusses art in his works, but from a different cultural context. Comparing "Outpourings of the Heart of the Artist-Amateur-Monk" with the works of Vasari, one can identify common themes and approaches to art, as well as differences in their methods of expression and understanding of art. Such a comparison can help readers better understand and appreciate the individuality of each author and their contribution to the development of art and art criticism.