X-radiograph(s) of "Virgin, St. Anne and Saints" 

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Virgin, St. Anne and Saints" after Cosimo Rosselli. It's fascinating to see art analyzed with this technology. What does this X-ray reveal about the painting's history and social implications? Curator: It offers a glimpse beneath the surface, literally. The X-ray unveils the structural support, but more importantly, allows us to question the artist's original intent. It could also expose a history of conservation, revealing past interventions and potentially highlighting issues of cultural heritage. How do we grapple with our role in preserving and altering cultural artifacts? Editor: That’s really interesting. Thank you! Curator: My pleasure. This technology forces us to confront art as more than just surface aesthetics.