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−	[[Image:OsbornGateBears.jpg\|thumb\|The bears at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], in the midst of the description of the many [[statues]] given the semblance of life by [[Kit \| Kit's]] use of the [[Mason's Word, the \| Mason's Word]], some "bears" are mentioned. These are almost certainly the bears that stand atop the southernmost of the pedestals flanking the gate of the [[Osborn Memorial Playground \| William Church Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.	+	[[Image:OsbornGateBears.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|The bears at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], in the midst of the description of the many [[statues]] given the semblance of life by [[Kit \| Kit's]] use of the [[Mason's Word, the \| Mason's Word]], some "bears" are mentioned. These are almost certainly the bears that stand atop the southernmost of the pedestals flanking the gate of the [[Osborn Memorial Playground \| William Church Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.

	The bears are small bronze figures cast in 1955 by the noted artist and sculptor Paul Manship, who was also responsible for the statue of [[Prometheus]] in [[Rockefeller Center]]. The statues' pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts and travel website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])		The bears are small bronze figures cast in 1955 by the noted artist and sculptor Paul Manship, who was also responsible for the statue of [[Prometheus]] in [[Rockefeller Center]]. The statues' pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts and travel website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])

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 [[Image:OsbornGateBears.jpg|thumb|The bears at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], in the midst of the description of the many [[statues]] given the semblance of life by [[Kit | Kit's]] use of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "bears" are mentioned.  These are almost certainly the bears that stand atop the southernmost of the pedestals flanking the gate of the [[Osborn Memorial Playground | William Church Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
 The bears are small bronze figures cast in 1955 by the noted artist and sculptor Paul Manship, who was also responsible for the statue of [[Prometheus]] in [[Rockefeller Center]]. The statues' pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts and travel website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Deer]].)

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 [[Image:OsbornGateBears.jpg|thumb|The bears at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], in the midst of the description of the many [[statues]] given the semblance of life by [[Kit | Kit's]] use of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "bears" are mentioned.  These are almost certainly the bears that stand atop the southernmost of the pedestals flanking the gate of the [[Osborn Memorial Playground | William Church Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
-The bears are small bronze figures cast by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts and travel website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
+The bears are small bronze figures cast in 1955 by the noted artist and sculptor Paul Manship, who was also responsible for the statue of [[Prometheus]] in [[Rockefeller Center]]. The statues' pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts and travel website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Deer]].)

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 [[Image:OsbornGateBears.jpg|thumb|The bears at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], in the midst of the description of the many [[statues]] given the semblance of life by [[Kit | Kit's]] use of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "bears" are mentioned.  These are almost certainly the bears that stand atop the southernmost of the pedestals flanking the gate of the [[Osborn Memorial Playground | William Church Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
-The bears are small bronze figures cast by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
+The bears are small bronze figures cast by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts and travel website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Deer]].)

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 [[Image:OsbornGateBears.jpg|thumb|The bears at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], in the midst of the description of the many [[statues]] given the semblance of life by [[Kit | Kit's]] use of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "bears" are mentioned.  These are almost certainly the bears that stand atop the southernmost of the pedestals flanking the gate of the [[Osborn Memorial Playground | William Church Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
-The bears are small bronze figures cast by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
+The bears are small bronze figures cast by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. A newer and less weathered cast of the sculpture can be viewed [http://www.metmuseum.org/special/american/ap1989.19.R.htm at the Met's website] and at the arts website [http://www.insecula.com/us/oeuvre/O0008642.html Insecula.] ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Deer]].)

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