X-radiograph(s) of "Portrait of a Woman" 

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Portrait of a Woman" by Frans Pourbus the Elder. It’s… well, it's a ghostly view. What can we really learn from this kind of image? Curator: Ah, but that's precisely the point! It's like peering behind the curtain, isn’t it? We see the underpainting, the artist's initial structure. It reveals secrets, like pentimenti, those changes the artist made. Editor: So, it’s like an art historical detective tool? Curator: Exactly! It's a peek into the artist's mind, his process, and the hidden history of the artwork itself. Makes you wonder what other secrets lie beneath the surface, doesn’t it? Editor: Definitely gives a new perspective on art history.