Coptic art is considered the second link in the long national chain that makes up Egyptian art, which is Pharaonic art, Greco-Roman art, Coptic art, and Islamic art.
Each era of these arts includes its antiquities in one of the main museums, which are: the Egyptian Museum in Tahrir Square, and the Coptic Museum in ancient Egypt. And the Islamic Museum at Bab al-Khalq in Cairo. As for the Greco-Roman Museum, it was built in Alexandria.
This book deals with several important topics related to Coptic art, which are: - The influence of the Egyptian environment on Coptic popular art - Architecture in its two parts: religious and secular - Fine arts such as weaving, photography, and sculpture.