Bell is an important mathematical historian in America. His Master of Mathematics is a classic work introducing the history and art of mathematics. This book introduces the development of mathematics in a simple way, from the geometry of ancient Greece, through Newton's calculus, to probability theory, symbolic logic and so on, with detailed and appropriate descriptions. At the same time, this book tells us that mathematicians are not a group of eccentric people hiding in ivory towers. In addition to their extraordinary intelligence, they also have secular desires and pursuits like us, and they are experiencing the joys and sorrows of ordinary people. The book focuses on the lives of more than 30 mathematicians in history, and tells their outstanding contributions, temperament preferences and anecdotes in chapters. Master of Mathematics is also a history of thought, which traces the great development of mathematical thought from ancient times to the 20th century. It skillfully analyzes and discusses complex mathematical ideas with clear brushstrokes and humorous techniques. Both mathematics professionals and ordinary readers can get a lot of knowledge about mathematics and its development history from this book, and they will also have a more real understanding of the great mathematicians whose names have been heard for a long time.