Roland Svensson Museet

About the museum

Roland Svensson Museet is a museum on Möja in the Stockholm archipelago, dedicated to the painter Roland Svensson (1910–2003), known for his archipelago motifs. The museum opened in 2014 in a newly built building by the Ramsmora steamboat landing stage.

The museum shows Roland Svensson's studio corners, which were moved from his earlier studio on Tornö after his death in 2003. A glass wall offers a view of the archipelago at Nassa and Gillöga.

The museum is owned by the association Roland Svenssons vänner (Friends of Roland Svensson), which was founded in 2003 to spread knowledge of his art. The work is carried out voluntarily by board members, and paid guides work in the museum during the summer.

Highlights

• Roland Svensson's studio corners from Tornö
• Glass wall with a view of the archipelago
• Museum shop with calendars and other products
• Guided visits during the summer

Permanent exhibition

• Roland Svenssons ateljéhörnor – Studio corners from the artist's studio on Tornö are shown together with works and objects that tell about his life and his archipelago painting.

Founded

2014

Operated by

Roland Svenssons vänner

Admission & discounts

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Kids & families

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Getting there & parking

The museum is by the landing stage. You can also come by your own boat.

Amenities & dining

• Museum shop

Museum shop and online shop with calendars, matchboxes with Roland Svensson's motifs and more.

Events & venue rental

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