X-radiograph(s) of "Annunciation (copy)" 

Editor: Here we have an X-radiograph of "Annunciation (copy)" by an anonymous artist. It's fascinating to see beneath the surface of the artwork, like peering into its soul. What can we glean from this shadowy image? Curator: Exactly! It's like a secret language, isn't it? This X-radiograph exposes the hidden layers of the painting, the artist's process, pentimenti, and earlier versions. It’s a peek into the creative mind. Editor: So, what do you mean by creative mind? Curator: It's like finding clues left behind by a detective, only the mystery is how a work of art comes to be. And isn't it lovely to contemplate a copy, imagining the hand that reverently sought to capture the original's essence? Editor: That does shift my perspective a bit. I suppose it gives us a new appreciation for the labor and intention involved, even in a copy. Curator: Precisely! It reminds us that art-making is as much about the journey as it is about the destination.