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Ernfrid Bogstedt

Swedish artist

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Ernfrid Bogstedt

Born	Oskar Ernfrid Bogstedt (1908-01-08)8 January 1908 Björkvik, Sweden
Died	17 August 1989(1989-08-17) (aged 81) Stockholm, Sweden
Resting place	Skogskyrkogården, Stockholm
Occupation	Artist
Spouse	Edit Bogstedt
Parent(s)	Augusta Bogstedt (née Sjögren) (1885-1953) Oskar Bogstedt (1879-1968)
Family	Margareta (1902–1992) (sister) Märtha (1904–1976) (sister) Karin (1905–1905) (sister) Helga (1906–1906) (sister) Alford (1910–1969) (brother) Alfhild (1912–1999) (sister) Bernt (1915–1976) (brother) Gunvor (1916–2002) (sister) Britta (1918–2016) (sister) Maj-Li (1922–1975) (sister) Manfred (1925–2012) (brother) Ulla (1928–2017) (sister)

Oskar Ernfrid Bogstedt (8 January 1908 – 17 August 1989) was a Swedish artist.^[1] Bogstedt had exhibits together with Beppe Wolgers. He was related to the musician Stefan Bogstedt.