X-radiograph(s) of "Nathaniel Cunningham Jr." 

Editor: So, this is an X-radiograph of Joseph Blackburn's "Nathaniel Cunningham Jr." It's like seeing beneath the surface, which is pretty cool. What do you make of it? Curator: It's like glimpsing the artist's ghost! I imagine Blackburn layering paint, each stroke a conversation with the canvas. It's not just pigment; it's time, intention, a hidden dialogue made visible. What secrets do you think it reveals? Editor: Perhaps the artist's process, pentimenti... changes of mind? It makes me wonder about the portrait we *don't* see. Curator: Exactly! It's a reminder that every artwork has a history, a story unfolding even beneath the final image. Editor: Definitely gives a new perspective. Curator: Agreed, seeing the invisible can change everything.