Transfiguration c. 16th century

Editor: This anonymous piece, titled "Transfiguration," housed at the Harvard Art Museums, is striking in its stark simplicity. I’m curious; what deeper meanings or interpretations emerge for you when you look at this image? Curator: Well, my dear, it reminds me of dreams, of being lost in a storybook. See how the figures seem to float? It’s like the artist captured a fleeting vision. Perhaps they wanted to hint at the divine mystery, an experience beyond words, don't you think? Editor: That's a beautiful way to look at it. I was focused on the historical context. Curator: Ah, but art is about more than just history, isn’t it? It’s about feeling, about connecting with something bigger than ourselves. It's a visual poem. Editor: You've given me a new way to appreciate this piece. Thank you. Curator: The pleasure was all mine!