"The Sources of Art" is a profound non-fiction book that explores the connection between human senses and architecture. Written by Thomas Göbel, the work offers a philosophical perspective on art and its roots. It is divided into two parts: the first part focuses on human senses and their influence on the perception of art, while the second part examines the metamorphoses of architecture. Through the analysis of these topics, a comprehensive understanding of the aesthetic and cultural dimensions of art is conveyed. The book is aimed at readers interested in philosophy, religion, and the various forms of artistic expression. With a paperback cover and appealing design, it is suitable for personal use as well as a valuable gift.