Alf Wallander
Artist and designer
Swedish Art Nouveau artist who gave Rörstrand’s porcelain plant forms and soft colours.
Alf Wallander trained as a painter in Stockholm and Paris and was employed by Rörstrand in 1895, where he became artistic director.
He designed vases and services with reliefs of flowers, reeds and fish in underglaze colours, and also worked with glass, textiles and furniture.