The last two of Alexander Girard’s residences were in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where he and his family moved in 1953. His first property had two adobe structures that were more than a century old.

Lot Size: 0.21 acres. From the Agent: "This pueblo revival–style masterpiece is a former home of the iconic Santa Fe artist and architect Alexander Girard.Charles and Ray Eames spent vacations ...

How/when did you discover Alexander Girard's work? Todd Oldham: My first experience of seeing Mr. Girard's work was at the Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in the early 1980s.

The former home of architect and artist Alexander Girard hit the market in Santa Fe, New Mexico, last week for $2.995 million. Though the pueblo revival-style home was not built for Girard, who ...

Alexander Girard has quite the history with Herman Miller: he served as the founding director of the company’s textile division in 1952, and spent over two decades with the company — creating ...

Designer Alexander Girard has been called “the perfecter of the conversation pit form.” One need look no further than the multicolored and once-radical conversation pit in the Miller House ...

Alexander Girard was an American artist who was born in 1907. How much does an Alexander Girard cost? Alexander Girard's work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging ...

No matter the format, Girard brought a signature playful optimism brimming with color. That production is celebrated in a blocky new monograph, Alexander Girard: Let the Sun In (Phaidon: $125 ...

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Significantly, both objects emerge from O’Keeffe’s friendship with textile designer and architect Alexander Girard, who relocated to New Mexico from Michigan with his wife, Susan, in 1953.

In 1937 Alexander Girard and Susan moved to Grosse Pointe, Michigan. They lived in a small apartment while renovating a home nearby, eventually moving to this residence on Lakeland Avenue in 1944.