Princeton University Art , Architecture, and Gardens-Photographer's Stroll

Princeton University Campus Outdoor Art Collection Art/Architecture/Gardens, Photographer's Stroll. This is an an approximate 1.2 mile hike, at cherry blossom and magnolia bloom time, with about an additional mile to return to the beginning point, tops. Photographers, and slow walkers are welcome. We will hit about 12 to 13 locations on this stroll, of the outdoor campus art collection, and give everyone about few minutes at each point, for about an hour and a half to two hour walk. This is one of three differing walks, each around 2 miles, that are outdoor art collection centered. Stroll #1. There are stairs on this hike. Please put your best photos in the album afterwards :)
We will meet outside Wawa by the train station. It is adjacent to the Theatre Garage, w/adjacent lots, which is the recommended parking location, both are FREE on weekends, and weeknights after 4PM. Theatre Garage is off of Alexander Street, on Theatre Drive. Go over the brick road bump, past the Wawa, past the train tracks and enter. There IS a bathroom available in the Wawa.

This Art, Architecture and Gardens stroll will pass by:
-Outside Lewis Arts Center, Roth Building, Einstein's Table, 2019, Maya Lin, born 1959, Athens, OH; active New York and Colorado, Jet Mist Granite
-Adjacent to Lewis Arts Center, outdoor water feature, with squares within.
-Across from Lewis Arts Center: The Princeton Line, 2018, Maya Lin, born 1959, Athens, OH; active New York and Colorado, Earth drawing
-Behind Dinky Bar & Restaurant: Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads, 2010, Ai Weiwei, born 1957, Beijing, China; active New York, NY, Beijing, and Europe, Bronze
-Head of a Woman, Designed 1962, executed 1971, executed by Carl Nesjar, Norwegian, 1920–2015, designed by Pablo Picasso, 1881–1973; born Malaga, Spain; died Mougins, France; active, Paris, Cast concrete, granite, and quartzite, y1969-131
-Pyne Hall, Laughlin Hall, Blair Hall and Blair Arch
-Alexander Hall, Southern side: Bas-Relief on south facade of Alexander Hall depicting Arts & Sciences Paying Tribute to Learning, ca. 1894, John Massey Rhind, American, born Scotland, 1860–1936, J. A. Bolger, Red sandstone
-Madison Hall, with interior archway areas, and statue: The Bride, 1956–61, Reg Butler, British, 1913–1981, Cast bronze, y1969
-Rockefeller Hall areas, and work over to MacLean House and rear garden.
-Head to Oval with Points: Oval with Points, 1969–70, Henry Moore, 1898–1986; born , Castleford, UK; died Perry Green, UK, Bronze, y1969
-Head toward Elm, adjacent walkway, go through Pair of Tigers, 1968, Bruce Moore, toward side of Art Museum
-Walk by Stained Glass Sculpture, toward Garden, (Any) Body Oddly Propped, Doug and Mike Starn, 2015 and Human Condition statue, 1960 Rudolph Hoflehner.
Continue down walkway alongside Elm, at end of Art Museum turn toward Garden. Enter Prospect Gardens.
-Statue of Centaur, 1954-1971, Dimitri Hadzi in Garden.

I will update, in a comment, the night before, or early AM the day of the hike if weather is an issue, and what the scoop is... do look for same if the weather could be an issue.