Lembit Nõmmeots (1906 – 1985) was an artist of Estonian origin. He studied at the State Art School, the Ants Laikmaa studio school and Pallas. Then he lived and worked as a freelancer in Hiiumaa. In 1944, the artist fled to Sweden. In the following decades, he was fascinated by cubism. In the early 1960s, Nõmmeots opened the Mistrail art gallery in Gothenburg. Over the years, numerous exhibitions of Estonian artists took place there. Local art critics have compared his work to an echo of Pablo Picasso’s youth and have seen in his works a geometric analysis of the material world.