X-radiograph(s) of "Nativity" 

Editor: This is an x-radiograph of "Nativity," by an artist from the School of Cosimo Rosselli. It’s fascinating to see beneath the surface. What hidden layers and stories do you think this x-ray reveals, and what does it tell us about the artist's process? Curator: It's like peering into the artist's mind! X-rays often show us underdrawings, pentimenti – the artist's second thoughts. It's a reminder that even seemingly perfect masterpieces are born from layers of experimentation. What feelings does that provoke in you? Editor: It makes the work feel more human, more tangible. It’s not just divinely inspired, but a product of labor and revisions. Thanks, that was really insightful. Curator: My pleasure. Every artwork holds endless surprises, doesn't it?