X-radiograph(s) of "Bean Feast (the King Drinks)" 

Editor: Here we have an X-radiograph of "Bean Feast (the King Drinks)" by Jacques Jordaens. It’s wild to see the painting in this ghostly form. What secrets does this reveal to you? Curator: Ah, the hidden layers! It’s like peering into the artist's mind, seeing where he hesitated, reworked a line, or completely changed his mind. Can you see where the composition shifted? It almost feels like a dance between intention and accident. Editor: I think I see some ghostlike figures. It makes me appreciate the artist's process. I didn’t realize there was so much under the surface. Curator: Exactly! It’s a reminder that art is rarely a straightforward path. And isn't it a little thrilling to uncover those hidden narratives? Editor: It is! Now I am itching to examine more paintings using X-rays.