ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says:
Your shiny and most unique image appeared on my comments page. It is definitely a winner of whatever contest it might be in, but congratulation on your exhibition. Cool. It does create a compelling desire to blow it up like one blows up a balloon. Thus, besides the shape and contour of the work, it has a compelling dimension that makes the viewer want to become engaged in the sculpture. Thanks, Robert.
ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says:
ONE OF THE WORLDS'S MOST BEAUTIFUL AUTOMOBILES, THE FRAZER. Designed by Henry J. Kaiser, aluminuium magnate and mogul who built the Liberty ships during WWII. The Kaiser, a smilar auto but without the sandwich top, was the top-of-the-line auto built by Kaiser. It was laden with chrome and all sorts of extra-frills. Finally, Henry built a cute little number he named after himself, the Henry J. Back in the 50s, when the Frazers were on the roads, there was always five minutes of awe each time a Frazer passed by. It was monumental in its beauty, its sleek lines and colors, many like the one above. Oh, those days of Henry J.
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