X-radiograph(s) of "Mocking of Christ" 

Editor: Here we have an x-radiograph of "Mocking of Christ," by Jacopo Tintoretto. It's fascinating to see beneath the surface like this. What stories do you think this x-ray reveals about the painting’s history and its connection to social justice? Curator: It compels us to confront the layers of power dynamics inherent in religious art and the depiction of marginalized figures. This x-ray unveils the artist's process, inviting dialogue around the systems of oppression embedded within the artwork’s creation and reception. How might this inform our understanding of contemporary struggles? Editor: That's a profound perspective; seeing it this way really shifts my understanding. Curator: Indeed, it invites us to use art history as a lens for understanding current social movements and advocating for inclusivity.