A quirky, yet lively and enjoyable masterpiece scandal from 'Men Who Know Something About Art'!
It tells the story of a hidden, shocking scandal in a masterpiece, not a boring classic!

There are probably few people who have not seen Goya's "The Naked Maja" and Degas's "The Star."
There are probably not many people who have not heard of Schumann's Symphony No. 4 and Chopin's Etudes des Farewells.
World-renowned masterpieces that resonate everywhere, anytime! These timeless masterpieces, beloved and inspiring throughout the ages, were pioneering works that defied common sense and broke established conventions.
Breaking common sense has always been difficult, and the backlash has been intense, so most works were not well-received in their time.

But surprisingly, because of these works, culture and art have continuously progressed.
So how much do we really know about masterpieces? Even if we knew everything, would that truly be true? "Masterpiece Scandal" captures moments that defy common sense as "scandals," illuminating masterpieces with greater charm and grandeur, helping us rediscover a new side to them.
Through the witty banter and storytelling of cultural psychologist Professor Kim Jeong-un and all-round artist Jo Young-nam, "Masterpiece Scandal" has been reborn as a popular, accessible book that even those who find the humanities difficult can enjoy.


The moment you turn the pages, you will see only the best masterpieces carefully selected from the KBS cultural arts variety program, “Masterpiece Scandal,” which has been loved for a long time.
As you turn the pages of this book, you will have time to break down your stereotypes about them.
The whimsical, lively, and cheerful perspectives of this masterpiece bring the joy of ‘playing with’ it.
Through expert commentary that is both easy and entertaining, we can awaken our humanistic imagination and take a big step closer to the more enjoyable world of classical music.