X-radiograph(s) of "Madonna, Child and Angels" 

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Madonna, Child and Angels," originally by Guidoccio Cozzarelli. The figures are haunting in this grayscale. What can you tell me about the structure and composition of this image? Curator: The composition employs a clear hierarchy, positioning Madonna centrally. Note the interplay between light and shadow; the X-ray reveals an internal structure, exposing the artist's process and the materiality beneath the surface. Editor: It's like seeing a ghost of the original. Curator: Precisely. The radiographic technique allows us to analyze layers, revealing the artist's hand beyond the visible spectrum. This adds another dimension to our understanding of the original work's construction. Editor: That's fascinating! I never thought about art analysis this way. Curator: Indeed, it provides a unique perspective on artistic creation.