メトロポリタン美術館のインスタグラム(metmuseum) - 8月26日 02時14分

This very fine fragment from a large statue is attributed to the pharaoh Ptolemy II, or perhaps Ptolemy III, or possibly a high official of those reigns. Unlike portraits of the 30th dynasty pharaohs and early Ptolemaic royal portraits that continued in that vein, the face shows rounded eyes, fleshy cheeks over suppressed bone structure, a broad mouth, and a knobby chin—features that specialists note may reflect the early influence of Hellenistic art on Egyptian artists. Face attributed to Ptolemy II Philadelphos or a contemporary, 285–246 B.C. From Egypt, Memphite Region, Heliopolis (Iunu; On), Near the obelisk, BSAE excavations 1912. #TheMet #EgyptianArt

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