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−	[[Image:Deer.jpg\|thumb\|~~150px~~\|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit \| Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the \| Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- including, among others, some deer. These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.	+	[[Image:Deer.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit \| Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the \| Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- including, among others, some deer. These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.

	Like their companions on the northern pedestal, the [[Bears]], these statues are bronzes created by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. ([[SYWTBAW]])		Like their companions on the northern pedestal, the [[Bears]], these statues are bronzes created by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II. ([[SYWTBAW]])

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	(See also: [[Bears]].)		(See also: [[Bears]].)
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-[[Image:Deer.jpg|thumb|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit | Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- including, among others, some deer.  These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
+[[Image:Deer.jpg|thumb|150px|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit | Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- including, among others, some deer.  These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
 Like their companions on the northern pedestal, the [[Bears]], these statues are bronzes created by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II.  ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Bears]].)

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-[[Image:Deer.jpg|thumb|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit | Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- among others, some deer.  These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
+[[Image:Deer.jpg|thumb|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit | Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- including, among others, some deer.  These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
 Like their companions on the northern pedestal, the [[Bears]], these statues are bronzes created by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II.  ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Bears]].)

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-[[Image:Deer.jpg|thumb|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit | Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], mention is made of some "less warlike" creatures joining in the attack -- specifically, of some deer.  These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
+[[Image:Deer.jpg|thumb|The deer at Osborn Gate in Central Park]]In [[SYWTBAW]], during the "attack of the statues" sequence initiated by [[Kit | Kit's]] invocation of the [[Mason's Word, the | Mason's Word]], some "less warlike" creatures are described as joining in the attack -- among others, some deer.  These are almost certainly the deer from the northernmost pedestal of the two flanking the gateway to the [[Osborn Memorial Playground]] at Fifth Avenue and 85th Street.
 Like their companions on the northern pedestal, the [[Bears]], these statues are bronzes created by the artist and sculptor Paul Manship in 1955. The pedestals were designed around the same time by architect Aymar Embury II.  ([[SYWTBAW]])
 (See also:  [[Bears]].)

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