受伤的亚马逊人雕像

1st–2nd century CE

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 153

古希腊艺术作品常描绘亚马逊人与神话中的英雄人物赫拉克勒斯、阿喀琉斯、忒修斯等战斗的场景。这尊雕塑描绘了一个失去武器的战士，她右胸下的伤口流出鲜血。她的长袍从一侧肩膀上松开，在腰间用一段马辔凑合系起来。虽陷入这样的惨境，她脸上却没有痛苦或疲惫的神情。她轻倚在身旁的支柱上，右臂优雅地放在头顶，这个姿势通常用来表示睡眠或死亡。

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标题: 受伤的亚马逊人雕像
创作日期: 公元一至二世纪
文化: 古罗马
材料: 一尊古希腊青铜雕塑（约公元前450–425年）的复制品大理石
尺寸: 高801⁄4 英寸（203.8厘米）
来源信息: 约翰D·小洛克菲勒捐赠，1932年
藏品编号: 32.11.4
Curatorial Department: Greek and Roman Art

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