Brujas en el arte: la mirada masculina vs. la mirada femenina

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¿Las brujas son monstruos temibles... o mujeres sabias que la historia quiso silenciar?En este episodio especial de Artchive, damos la bienvenida a la temporada más spooky del año explorando cómo se ha representado a la figura de la bruja en la historia del arte. Desde los aquelarres oscuros de Goya, las brujas erotizadas de Falero, hasta las sabias y místicas alquimistas creadas por Leonora Carrington y Remedios Varo.Analizamos cómo la mirada masculina construyó una imagen de miedo, castigo o deseo, y cómo la mirada femenina la transformó en símbolo de libertad, conocimiento y poder interior.

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