军事指挥官阿玛西斯的雕像 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	军事指挥官阿玛西斯的雕像
品名（英）	Statue of the military commander Amasis
入馆年号	1966年，66.99.68
策展部门	埃及艺术（Egyptian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 600 - 公元前 570
创作地区	来自于: 埃及（From: Egypt）
分类
尺寸	高 18 × 宽 13.8 × 深 9.3 厘米 (7 1/16 × 5 7/16 × 3 11/16 英寸)
介绍（中）	这尊雕像的下部在开罗的埃及博物馆；1898年，它在埃及东部三角洲的Saft el Henna被发现，已经是无头的，20世纪50年代，赫尔曼·德·梅伦纳雷将其与头部相匹配。完整的雕像描绘了阿玛西斯跪着，双手平放在大腿上，并提供了雕像的名称和头衔，以确定雕像是阿玛西斯将军阿玛西斯的职业生涯始于内乔二世时期，在普桑提克二世时期蓬勃发展，并一直延续到Apries统治时期。他的肩膀上刻着Apries的名字，雕像的下半部分刻着Psamtik II的名字，指的是Amasis作为军队首领和皇家信使，以及他在努比亚的土地上做了陛下热爱的事情。此外，阿玛西斯的"好名字"是Neferibre nakht，这指的是Psamtik II的强大事实上，阿玛西斯是普桑提克二世委派的军事领导人。阿布辛贝尔大教堂上的希腊、腓尼基和加勒比海铭文记录了公元前593年法老普桑提克二世派遣的军队进入努比亚，这显然是对第25王朝时期库什人统治的延迟反应。Abu Simbel的一个特别铭文表明，Amasis是该部队的两位领导人之一，指挥埃及军队，而另一位将军指挥外语部队这张脸是第二十六王朝中期的特征。
介绍（英）	The lower part of this statue is in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo; it had been found already headless at Saft el Henna in the Egyptian Eastern Delta in 1898, and was matched with the head by Herman De Meulenaere in the 1950s. The complete statue depicts Amasis kneeling with his hands placed flat on his thighs, and provides name and titles that identify the statue as the general Amasis. Amasis' career began under Necho II, flourished under Psamtik II, and continued through into the reign of Apries. While his shoulders bear the names of Apries, the lower part of the statue is inscribed with the name of Psamtik II, refers to Amasis as Chief of Troops and Royal Messenger, and to his having done what his majesty loved in the land of Nubia. Moreover, Amasis' ''good name'' is Neferibre-nakht, which refers to Psamtik II as powerful. Indeed, Amasis was a miliary leader delegated by Psamtik II. Greek, Phoenician and Carian inscriptions on the colossi at Abu Simbel record the passage of the military force sent by Pharaoh Psamtik II in 593 BC into Nubia, apparently a delayed reaction to the Kushite rule during Dynasty 25. One particular inscription at Abu Simbel specifies that Amasis was one of the two leaders of the force, commanding the Egyptian troops while another general commanded the foreign-speaking troops. The face is characteristic of the mid-26th Dynasty.