Maja Bååth (1885–1984) was a Swedish painter and watercolourist who worked in the early to mid‑twentieth century. She is known for her gently observed scenes of rural life, architectural views and floral compositions, often rendered with a delicate touch and sensitivity to colour and light. Examples of her signed watercolours dating from the 1920s and 1930s have appeared at auction, reflecting her engagement with small‑scale, atmospheric subject matter.

Bååth’s work appeals to collectors of Scandinavian art for its calming palette and decorative qualities, and her paintings continue to surface on the art market, valued for their charm and period character.