Shedsuhri的Shabti - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	Shedsuhri的Shabti
品名（英）	Shabti of Shedsuhori
入馆年号	2021年，2021.41.24
策展部门	埃及艺术（Egyptian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 980 - 公元前 930
创作地区	来自于: 埃及（From: Egypt）
分类
尺寸	高 10.5 × 宽 2.8 × 深 2.5 厘米 (4 1/8 × 1 1/8 × 1 英寸)
介绍（中）	霉菌使"工人"变成了蓝色的渣滓。这尊雕像是木乃伊，有一个细长的圆柱形身体，头部、手臂、手和脚都从中露出。三重假发（后面比前面长）的颜色是纯紫黑色，小脸上画着粗糙的眼睛和眉毛。手腕交叉放在胸前，每只手都拿着一把深紫黑色油漆的锄。身体和腿的中央有一个铭文，一直延伸到脚的顶部，上面写着"发光的Osiris Shedsuhori，声音真实。"两条漆成的绳子从后面的假发下面伸出来，垂下来，最后在臀部的篮子里。代表篮子的矩形内的交叉影线表示篮子的纤维事实上，这个看起来不起眼的沙卜提是从"加苏斯神庙"挖掘出的一个集合的一部分，该神庙收藏了公元前一千年早期强大的阿蒙祭司的153件墓葬。谢德苏霍里集合的其他元素包括一套嵌套的棺材（现位于雅典）、一个奥西里斯裹尸布、两个随葬纸莎草和两个沙卜提盒子（均位于开罗）。他的纸莎草纸上的其他头衔表明他是阿蒙神的父亲、双粮仓的监督者和阿蒙Re的伟大抄写员。世界各地的博物馆和私人收藏馆都收藏了一些原本约400件的夏布。
介绍（英）	Mold-made "worker" shabti of blue faience. The figure is mummiform, with a slender cylindrical body from which the head, arms, hands, and feet emerge. The tripartite wig (longer in the back than in the front) is colored a solid purple-black, and crude eyes and eyebrows have been painted on the small face. The wrist are crossed over the chest, and each hand holds a hoe in dark purple-black paint. An inscription down the center of the body and legs and running onto the top of the feet reads "The illuminated, Osiris Shedsuhori, true of voice." Two ropes in paint emerge from beneath the wig in back and hang down, ending in a basket at the level of the buttocks. Cross-hatching inside the rectangle representing the basket indicates its fibers. This unassuming-looking shabti is in fact part of an excavated assemblage from the "Bab el-Gasus," a cache of 153 burials of members of the powerful Amun priesthood during the early First Millennium B.C. Other elements of Shedsuhori's assemblage include a nested coffin set (now in Athens),and an Osiris shroud, two funerary papyri, and two shabti boxes (all now in Cairo). Additional titles on his papyri identify him as a God's Father of Amun, Overseer of the Double Granary, and Great Scribe of Amun-Re. A number of additional shabtis from what would have originally been a set of around 400 are now in various museums and private collections around the world.