De Cadenet wanted to get below the surface in an X-ray portrait he planned to make of Niarchos.
Early in "The New Eve," Catherine Corsini's X-ray portrait of a "liberated" young Parisian woman, its distraught, headstrong anti-heroine, Camille (Karin Viard), professes her contempt for marriage with its tiresome domestic prattle about babies and child care.
At street booths, you could have your X-ray portrait taken through a block of wood, so you could see both your own bones and the pattern of the wood grain.
Beyond his oil and pencil work on canvas, Paci's fascination with the human anatomy is perhaps most evident in his x-ray portraits.
Fairly uncommon among the visual arts canon, X-ray artworks certainly do pop up from time to time, ranging from colorized X-ray portraits to digital digital X-ray mirrors.
FLY even to staid Harvard, to the Fogg Museum, where, in a section titled "Investigating the Renaissance," you can X-ray a masterful 16th-century "Portrait of a Man," wielding your browser to peel away the surface coating and find the anonymous 1540 master daubing, marking, erasing, perfecting his man.
Mr. Nars, an accomplished photographer and author of portrait books, including "X-Ray" and "NARS 15X15," which benefited more than a dozen charities, wants to make women stand out.
Through macro x-ray fluorescence analysis, a painting of a portrait of a woman was discovered underneath the 380-year-old Rembrandt, Old Man in Military Costume.
Through macro x-ray fluorescence analysis, a painting of a portrait of a woman was discovered underneath the 380-year-old Rembrandt, Old Man in Military Costume.
He takes portraits of people via x-ray and then adds vivid, varied colors to bones, organs, and arteries using medical imaging technology.
The x-ray, and infrared scan, revealed that a genuine portrait by Maclise – recoded in a contemporary drawing – lies underneath.
