X-radiograph(s) of "Female Portrait" 

Curator: This is an X-radiograph of "Female Portrait," originally by Giovanni Ambrogio de Predis, residing at the Harvard Art Museums. Editor: It’s eerie, like a ghostly figure emerging from some forgotten past. The light seems to emanate from within her. Curator: X-rays reveal the hidden layers beneath the surface, not just of the paint, but also the artist's process itself. Think of what secrets lie dormant within us all! Editor: Those dark spots, they almost look like tears or scars. Do they represent the flaws that are hidden beneath the beautiful surface? Curator: Perhaps they represent the vulnerability we all carry, made visible only through a different kind of light. Editor: Fascinating how technology can uncover the unseen. It alters our perception, like staring into a soul laid bare.