Axel Enström (1875-1948), head of division to the Swedish National Board of Trade, professor, married to Anna Lovisa Rahm

Isaac Grünewald was a Swedish painter and muralist known for vibrant, abstracted compositions that synthesized Cubism and Expressionism. Active from the 1910s onward, he developed a distinctive approach to color and form that bridged modernist movements while maintaining a lyrical, deeply personal sensibility. His work encompassed easel paintings, monumental murals, and decorative schemes that shaped Swedish modernism during the interwar period. Grünewald's legacy rests on his ability to translate European avant-garde language into a distinctly Nordic idiom.