The Architect

I stopped for lunch this day to visit my former brother-in-law Peter Chermayeff and his wife Andrea Petersen at their house in Andover, Massachusetts.  Peter is a noted architect, having designed many of the world’s great aquariums, and has a real eye for design.

Peter reinforced a notion that I have always held about the 1932 Cadillac…  that its design, its lines, its form, and its artistry is unmatched before or since.  The Cadillac of a year earlier had awkward rectangular windows that seemed out-of-place against the other smooth lines.  The Cadillac of a year later had early elements of streamlining which appeared to be after thoughts.  Only in 1932 did they get it “just right.”

The Magician

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We took the Cadillac over to Cranston to visit Sandy’s octogenarian father, who loved taking a ride in the car that is almost as old as he!