Dr. Qasim Jalil Al-Husseini offers a profound exploration into the methodologies of artistic criticism, contrasting historical approaches with contemporary theories. This book meticulously examines the evolution of 'style' as a critical concept, analyzing how criteria for aesthetic judgment have transformed across different eras and cultural contexts. It investigates the philosophical foundations that underpinned classical criticism and compares them with the diverse, often fragmented, perspectives of the modern age. This work is an essential resource for students, art historians, and critics seeking a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic relationship between tradition and innovation in the field of art analysis.