X-radiograph(s) of "Two Angels" c. 22 - 23

Curator: This is an x-radiograph of "Two Angels," originally by Piero di Cosimo. It feels like looking at the soul of the painting. Editor: It’s all about the materials for me. The layers and textures revealed. What kind of canvas, what primer? The history embedded in the thing itself. Curator: The hidden whispers of the process! I find it dreamlike. It's not just paint; it's the echoes of the artist's hand, their hesitations, their decisions... Editor: It exposes the labor, right? The making. Each brushstroke is a trace of someone's time and effort. Even mistakes have a story. Curator: It also makes me think about what we choose to reveal and conceal—both in art and ourselves. Beautiful and imperfect. Editor: Agreed. It’s the kind of thing that makes you want to pick up a brush.