13 / Museum Collections
Works by Swedish designer Alexander Lervik are represented in museum collections in Sweden and Norway. Each object is recorded individually, with the museum’s own accession number where it has been confirmed.
Objects
Nasjonalmuseet · Oslo, Norway · 2010
Recorded in Nasjonalmuseet’s own documentation as a unique object.
Verified — primary source
Nasjonalmuseet collectionNasjonalmuseet · Oslo, Norway · 2005
Listed in the museum’s acquisition documentation. Accession number pending catalogue confirmation.
Verified — primary source
Nasjonalmuseet collectionNationalmuseum · Stockholm, Sweden · 2005
Acquisition for the permanent collection documented by contemporary design sources. Inventory number pending catalogue confirmation.
Verified — independent secondary source
Nationalmuseum collectionNationalmuseum · Stockholm, Sweden
Held as a separate object record. Catalogue reference pending final verification.
Pending primary verification
Nationalmuseum collectionRöhsska Museum · Gothenburg, Sweden · 2005
Acquisition documented by independent contemporary sources. Inventory number pending; never derived from the edition number.
Verified — independent secondary source
Röhsska Museum collectionRöhsska Museum · Gothenburg, Sweden · 2007
Associated with the museum in Lervik’s documented exhibition and collection history. The work was made from three-dimensional information originating in an MRI scan of the designer’s own brain. Inventory number pending catalogue matching.
Pending primary verification
Röhsska Museum collectionMuseum of Furniture Studies / Möbeldesignmuseum · Stockholm, Sweden
Representation in the collection is documented; current location and catalogue number pending confirmation.
Pending primary verification
Across museums
Red Chair (2005) — seven red lacquered steel rods, in an edition of 10 — is documented in three national collections.
Edition numbers such as 6/10 identify the individual example within the edition. They are never used as museum inventory numbers.
Related
Exhibition history — solo and institutional exhibitions since 1998.
MYBrain — the lighting object associated with the Röhsska Museum.
Collectible design — limited editions and one-off works.
Awards — international design awards.