Three Bears

The "Goodwill Fountain" was presented as a gift to Sir Arthur Currie, the principle of McGill University in 1930. Origionally regarded as "a menace to our pure thinking girls and boys", the statue is today one of the most prominent and intersting installations on campus. The creater of the statue, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, claimed the Three Bears serve as a symbol for the nations strength implanted in the fertility of the soil. Although loved by most students, few know of the story behind the Three Bears. To read the full story check out: http://bit.ly/2vSDQrI Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab“亲善喷泉（Goodwill Fountain）”于1930年作为礼物赠予时任麦吉尔大学（McGill University）校长的阿瑟·柯里爵士（Sir Arthur Currie）。该雕塑最初被认为‘对我们思想纯粹的少男少女是一种威胁’，如今却已是校园内最醒目且最富趣味的装置之一。其创作者格特鲁德·范德比尔特·惠特尼（Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney）称，这三只熊象征着植根于土壤肥沃性之中的民族力量。尽管多数学生都喜爱这一雕塑，但鲜有人知晓“三只熊”背后的故事。 欲了解完整故事，请访问：http://bit.ly/2vSDQrI 来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab