Gustaf Höglund (1910–1994) was a Swedish painter who began his artistic training under Nils Breitholtz in Gävle between 1925 and 1930.

In 1926, together with fellow artists Karl-Gustaf Holmqvist, Bengt Eklund, and Bertil Lundqvist, he established a studio in the old YMCA building in Gävle, which became an important hub for local artistic activity. Höglund’s early collaborative spirit and commitment to building a creative community marked his contribution to the regional art scene, while his own practice developed steadily through the mid-20th century.