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

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Madonna and Child," attributed to Raphael. It's... unexpected, seeing a classic subject rendered in this stark way. What do you make of this ghostly image? Curator: It's like peering beneath the surface, isn't it? We see the history, the artist's process, the layers of paint and intention. It’s a reminder that even the most serene image has a hidden, complex life. What do you think it tells us about Raphael? Editor: Perhaps the hidden layers reveal the humanity beneath the idealized surface, a glimpse beyond the Renaissance perfection. Curator: Exactly! It's a beautiful reminder that even masterpieces are born from a process of searching, adjusting, and ultimately, human creation. It changes how we perceive the final artwork, doesn't it?