X-radiograph(s) of "Rest on the Flight" 

Editor: Here we have an x-radiograph of "Rest on the Flight," by Cornelis van Poelenburch. It's fascinating to see a painting stripped down like this. What can we learn from it? Curator: This radiograph offers a unique perspective, revealing hidden narratives within the artwork. It prompts us to consider the artist's process, the materials used, and even potential alterations made over time. What does this 'nakedness' reveal about power dynamics in art history? Editor: That's a good point. It’s like the painting is no longer able to conceal anything. Curator: Precisely. It compels us to question the layers of meaning and interpretation that have been constructed around this image, prompting a reevaluation of its cultural significance. How does the image challenge notions of authenticity and originality? Editor: This makes me see the painting in a totally different way. Curator: It’s about challenging traditional interpretations and encouraging critical dialogue.