Galaxy / How to

From: Peter M. Fraser for Marcel Breuer, To: Alexander Girard
Source: Breuer Digital Archives
Here is "Galaxy" at An Exhibition for Modern Living. The exhibition was curated by Alexander Girard.
Image: Alexander Girard

From: Peter M. Fraser for Marcel Breuer, To: Charles Eames
Letter #2. I guess they really wanted it.
Source: Breuer Digital Archives

From: Charles Eames, To: Peter M. Fraser for Marcel Breuer
Galaxay DIY
Source: Breuer Digital Archives
Croquet ball and car parts
The light fixture design has been credited to Eames Office employee Don Albinson.
Image: Alexander Girard

The commission for the James H. Smith House came through Breuer's friend, Herbert Bayer, who lived in Aspen too.
This is a drawing of the house. I couldn't find a good photo of the completed project. An interior shot would be great
to see as well. I wonder if they tried to build their own "Galaxy" fixture?
Source: Breuer Digital Archives