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品名（英）	Nefertum
入馆年号	1910年，10.175.131
策展部门	埃及艺术（Egyptian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 600 - 公元前 300
创作地区	来自于: 埃及（From: Egypt）
分类
尺寸	高 34.3 厘米 (13 1/2 英寸); 宽 8.9 厘米 (3 1/2 英寸); 深 8.9 厘米 (3 1/2 英寸)
介绍（中）	内弗图姆（Nefertum）神被描绘成头上戴着一朵莲花，莲花上长出两朵羽状物。两边都是象征伟大女性女神的女神。他手里拿着一把从掌中取出的鸵鸟羽毛扇。镶嵌着金色的韦杰特眼睛和现在缺失的玻璃镶嵌物装饰着他的乌鸦，而韦杰特的眼睛似乎装饰着他手臂上的手镯 Nefertum是狮子女神萨赫梅特的儿子，有时被认为是巴斯特或其他一些伟大的女狮子女神的儿子。在他自己身上，他与黎明时莲花的开放联系在一起，因此，他与太阳和造物联系在一起。。然而，他的雕像作为捐款而受欢迎，这可能与取悦他的母亲和提供他自己的崇拜有很大关系这个巨大的内弗图姆是在孟菲斯的某个地方奉献的。经过一段时间，甚至可能长达数百年，它与其他人物一起被移走，包括10.175.132-134，以便在寺庙区域内进行尊重的埋葬。雕像的面部特征已经模糊，但仍然可以看到上翘的眼睛和弯曲的小嘴。这些让人想起了早期到中期的赛特时期风格。需要考虑各种因素，但这尊雕像可能与具有类似特征的奥西里斯10.175.133雕像一样，可以追溯到它被收藏之前很久的某个时期，可能是在四世纪或三世纪的某个时候。
介绍（英）	The god Nefertum is depicted, wearing a lotus blossom on his head from which two plumes emerge. On either side are menats, symbols of great female goddesses. In his hand he holds an ostrich feather fan emerging from a palmette. Gold Inlaid wedjat eyes and now-missing vitreous inlays decorated his crow,n and wedjat eyes seem to have ornamented the bracelets on his arms. Nefertum was the son of the lion-goddess Sakhmet, and is sometimes envisioned as the son of Bastet or certain other great female lion goddesses. In himself he is associated with the opening of the lotus at dawn and is, therefore, associated with the sun and creation.. The popularity of his statuary as donations, however, may have as much to do with pleasing his mother as with furnishing his own cult. This large Nefertum was dedicated somewhere at Memphis. After a period, which might even be hundreds of years, it was removed with other figures – including 10.175.132-134 - for respectful burial within the temple precincts. The statue's facial features are blurred, but still visible are the upturned eyes and a small curved mouth. These recall early to mid-Saite Period style. Various factors need consideration, but it may be that this statue, like the statue of Osiris 10.175.133 that has similar features, dates to a period long before it was cached away, probably sometime in the fourth or third century.