This is the second volume of an art commentary essay that has been featured extensively in the media. The author, Kunio Nakamura, is active in many fields, including kintsugi, artist, art director, and writer, and has provided many art commentaries at art museums and in the media. In this second volume of the series, he focuses on the “twisted love lives” of the masters of art, and with a wealth of color illustrations, he takes a fun look behind the scenes at the birth of their masterpieces. It also includes many easy-to-understand chart diagrams such as “Diagnosis of Twisted Love” and “Correlation Chart of Twisted Love in the Art World.

[Table of Contents] – Camille Claudel, the tragic sculptor who created Rodin and was destroyed by Rodin/ – Leonardo da Vinci, the aesthetically-pleasing genius who loves curly hair/ – Marie Laurencin, the queen of pastel-colored, gorgeous love/ – Georgia O’Keeffe, the goddess who married the desert/ – Léonard Tsugouharu Foujita, the cuckold Foujita’s Milky Life /- Claude Monet, Carrying a Strange Large Family on His Back /- Alberto Giacometti, My Wife’s Lover is My Lover … and 10 others in total.