On the Representation of Androgynous Figures in the Renaissance Art Sobre la representación de figuras andróginas en el arte del Renacimiento
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La antigua idea de la androginia –una variante del mito de la metamorfosis– transmitía en la opinión de los pensadores renacentistas las ideas de perfección y plenitud, como medio para superar la oposición de las naturalezas femenina y masculina. El presente trabajo muestra el origen del motivo y su desarrollo según los intereses, creencias e inquietudes de teólogos y pensadores, por un lado, y artistas, por otro.
Palabras clave: Metamorfosis, androginia, perfección, plenitud.
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