For passionate readers, every encounter with Jacob Burckhardt is a delight. In his famous "Greek Cultural History," Jacob Burckhardt allocated little space to ancient art, and in his "Cicerone," it plays only one role among many. Therefore, this volume fills a significant gap. For the first time, Burckhardt's notes on his lectures about the "Art of Antiquity," which were created over several decades, are published here. This opens access to an undocumented area of Burckhardt's work and thought. The edition is published by the Jacob Burckhardt Foundation in Basel and jointly released by the publishers C.H. Beck in Munich and Schwabe in Basel. Distribution is handled by C.H. Beck.