Where In the World Is Mr. Hunter? - East Ninth Street Edition

Mr. Hunter likes to visit art museums now and again, and when he does, he often finds paintings that speak to him.  There's something about the contrast between Mr. Hunter's carved wooden angles and the varied and vivid colors and brushstrokes of paintings by artists from Eric Carle and Claude Monet to Jackson Pollock.

In March, Mr. Hunter and friends wandered the halls of the largest art museum in the western United States.  Where was Mr. H when he felt the need to pause and pose before this lovely Abstract Expressionist painting?

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter? - The Keeper

Mr. Hunter heads off to work...

Anybody recognize this spot?

See the answer here.

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter? (Stone Sculpture Edition)

Mr.  Hunter felt pretty peaceful after he stopped by this place.

It's a spot that might be recognizable to some yogini.

Where might Mr. Hunter be?

(See the answer here.)

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter?

Mr. Hunter was on vacation one summer when he ran into this jolly and somehow... notable... statue.  Mr. H's companions had been exploring a fairly famous park and had stopped to find something to eat. 

Any ideas about where Mr. Hunter made this fellow's acquaintance?

(Hint: you might say this statue has a bit of a beer belly.)

See the answer here.

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter?

This is actually a Flat Mr. Hunter.  He's outside of a museum.

Where do you think he might be?

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter?

This island (and state park) somewhere in the United States is named for a particular kind of creature that lives there.  The island is NOT called Gnat Island, although biting gnats are one nasty creature that you might encounter here at certain times of the year.

Where might Mr. Hunter be?

See the answer here.

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter?

Mr. Hunter was fascinated by the faces carved on this fountain.

Where might Mr. Hunter be?

See the answer here.

Where in the world is Mr. Hunter?

Mr. Hunter suspects that his general location might be easy to surmise.

He wonders if you can name the particular spot he was visiting when he got the urge to "sway this way."

See the answer here.