受伤战士的大理石雕像 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	受伤战士的大理石雕像
品名（英）	Marble statue of a wounded warrior
入馆年号	1925年，25.116
策展部门	希腊和罗马艺术（Greek and Roman Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元 138 - 公元 181
创作地区
分类	石雕（Stone Sculpture）
尺寸	高 87 英寸 (220.98 厘米)
介绍（中）	公元前460–450年希腊青铜雕像的复制品这尊雕像的主题尚未确定。这位战士左手拿着盾牌，右手可能拿着长矛，双脚小心翼翼地放在斜坡上。这幅图一定与大海有一定的联系，因为在伦敦大英博物馆的第二幅复制品的底座上雕刻了一个被海浪包围的板状形状。有人认为他是希腊英雄Protesialos，他无视先知的警告，即第一个踏上特洛伊土地的希腊人将是第一个在战斗中死亡的人。这尊雕像可能代表他从船上下来，准备迎接他的命运。在发现右腋下有一处伤口后，这尊雕像被重新解释为一名垂死的战士向后倒下，并被雕塑家克雷西拉斯认定为著名雕像。有人提出了许多其他身份证明来解释这座雕像和伦敦复制品的不同寻常的姿态和独特的肖像，但没有一个被普遍接受。
介绍（英）	Copy of a Greek bronze statue of ca. 460–450 B.C. The subject of this statue has not been identified with certainty. The warrior held a shield on his left arm and probably a spear in his right hand, and he stands with his feet carefully placed on a sloping surface. The figure must have some association with the sea because a planklike form surrounded by waves is carved on the plinth of a second copy in the British Museum, London. It has been suggested that he is the Greek hero Protesilaos, who ignored an oracle's warning that the first Greek to step on Trojan soil would be the first to die in battle. This statue might represent him descending from the ship ready to meet his fate. Following the discovery of a wound carved in the right armpit, the figure was reinterpreted as a dying warrior falling backward and identified as a famous statue by the sculptor Kresilas. Many other identifications have been suggested to explain the unusual stance and the unique iconography of this statue and of the copy in London, but none has been generally accepted.