X-radiograph(s) of "Landscape" 

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Landscape" by Jan Lievens. It feels like looking at the bones beneath the skin of a painting. What untold stories do you think this image reveals? Curator: Exactly! It's like an archaeological dig into the artist's process. See how the wood grain shows? It's the painting's skeleton, and the darker areas hint at denser paint layers, revisions, maybe even another composition underneath. Imagine Lievens, deciding, changing his mind – a real peek into his creative struggle. Does it make you think differently about landscapes now? Editor: Definitely, it's much more dynamic than I expected! Curator: Right? Art isn't just what we see, but what it becomes through time, a secret history captured in light and shadow.