Nabot Törnros

Johan Natanael Törnros, known as Nabot (2 June 1878, Stockholm – by 1914, Hjo?) was a Swedish painter, illustrator and cartoonist. He specialized in portraits and interiors. After 1900, he was a member of a short-lived progressive artists' group known as "De Frie", which was notable for its inclusion of a female artist, Harriet Sundström.

He participated in the Yngre konstnärers (Young Artists) exhibition in Stockholm in 1899 and in exhibitions held by the Konstnärsförbundet in 1899 and 1900. He also was among those representing Sweden at the Exposition Universelle (1900). Other exhibitions included Svensk konst (Swedish Art) at Helsingborg in 1903, the Norrköping Exhibition of Art and Industry (1906), the in Lund (1907) and a showing by members of De Frei at the .

Together with Einar von Strokirch and , he exhibited at Hjo in 1913. A memorial retrospective was held in Stockholm in 1918. Some of his works are held by the Nationalmuseum.