森沃斯雷特一世的欧西里雕像 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	森沃斯雷特一世的欧西里雕像
品名（英）	Osiride statue of Senwosret I
入馆年号	1909年，09.180.529
策展部门	埃及艺术（Egyptian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元前 1961
创作地区	来自于: 埃及（From: Egypt）
分类
尺寸	71 英寸 (180.4 厘米)
介绍（中）	沿着从农田边缘的山谷神庙到Senwosret I金字塔的堤道两侧，壁龛上有所谓的Osiride类型的皇家雕像。每个雕像都展示了一个紧密包裹的身体，双臂交叉在胸前，双手紧握拳头。沿着南堤墙的雕像戴着上埃及高大的白色王冠（就像这里的那个）;沿着北墙的那些，下埃及的红皇冠。这种表示的含义仍在争论中。木乃伊的形式暗示了与奥西里斯神以及普塔和其他人的联系。最有可能的是，包裹的身体代表了恢复活力之前的惰性阶段，显示出暂时瘫痪的身体运动的潜力（注意关节膝盖）。因此，堤道沿线的奥西里德雕像象征着从山谷神庙防腐的地方到金字塔复活地点的过渡。
介绍（英）	Along both sides of the causeway leading from the valley temple at the edge of the agricultural land to Senwosret I’s pyramid were niches with royal statues of the so called Osiride type. Each statue exhibits a tightly wrapped body with arms crossed over the chest and hands closed to fists. The statues along the southern causeway wall wore the tall white crown of Upper Egypt (like the one here); the ones along the northern wall, the red crown of Lower Egypt. The meaning of this type of representation is still being debated. The mummy form suggests connections with the god Osiris but also Ptah and others. Most probably, the wrapped body represents an inert phase of being preceding rejuvenation, showing the potential for movement (note the articulated knees) in a temporarily paralyzed body. The Osiride statues along the causeway would accordingly symbolize a transition from the place of embalming by the valley temple to the place of resurrection at the pyramid.