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Early Christian art is a category for books that explore the visual and material culture of the Christian world from roughly the 2nd to the 7th century CE, bridging the late Roman and early Byzantine periods. Works in this category examine catacomb frescoes, sarcophagi reliefs, mosaics, early icons, manuscript illumination, reliquaries and other liturgical objects, and the emergence of basilican church architecture. They analyze themes such as Christian iconography and symbolism (Good Shepherd, fish, cross, Chi-Rho), the adaptation of Greco-Roman forms, the impact of Constantine and imperial patronage, and the shift from classical naturalism to more abstract, spiritual styles. Titles may include archaeological studies, regional surveys, monographs on techniques and workshops, and discussions of worship, funerary contexts, conservation, and the legacy of early Christian imagery.

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