Dr. Haider Saheb provides a profound analytical study on the variables of visual and aesthetic vision in fine art. The book delves into the philosophical and practical dimensions that shape artistic creation, examining how artists perceive the world and translate their vision onto canvas. It discusses key elements such as color theory, composition, form, and light, and how these components interact to evoke specific aesthetic responses. This work is an essential reference for art students, critics, and enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding of the cognitive and creative processes behind visual arts, bridging theory with artistic practice.