The use of radiographic techniques in the study of works of art has unveiled information, data and new images of the objects which were impossible to achieve until now. The evolution of such techniques has meant an increase in the precision and accuracy of the information obtained, which until now, could only be approached by basic exploration methods. The multi-cut tomography (MCT) technique might be seen as the latest generation in radiographic methods, which, applied to the study of works of art, has widened the range of possibilities and results, extending the spectra of exploration methods with internal images of the objects.