X-radiograph(s) of "Crucifix" 

Editor: So, here we have an x-radiograph of a crucifix, originally by Giovanni Battista Capanna. It's an eerie, ghostly image. What secrets do you think this x-ray reveals? Curator: Ah, it's like peering beneath the skin, isn't it? Beyond the surface image, we get a glimpse of the artist's process, the materials, perhaps even repairs or hidden intentions. Does the starkness heighten the spiritual mood, or does the intrusion of science diminish the artistic experience? Editor: I think it makes it even more mysterious. I never thought about art in this way. Curator: Exactly! It transforms a familiar religious symbol into something strangely abstract and deeply personal, don't you think? It's like Capanna is speaking to us across centuries, both through his art and the science that reveals it.