X-radiograph(s) of "Lady Guilford (copy after)" 

Editor: So, this is an x-radiograph of a copy of Hans Holbein the Younger's "Lady Guilford." The film is 14 x 17. It's eerie! Like peering at a ghost. What hidden stories do you see in this ghostly image? Curator: Well, it's like glimpsing the painting's soul, isn't it? The x-ray reveals the artist's process, the density of the paint, the underlayers... imagine Holbein, meticulously building this portrait. This copy, seen through the x-ray, becomes a conversation across time, a shadow dance. Don't you feel that? Editor: Absolutely! It's like the painting is whispering secrets about art history. I never thought an x-ray could be so poetic. Curator: Exactly! Art is about seeing beyond the surface, isn't it? It is a dialogue and a dance.