 Ernest Noir is primarily known as Robert Noir
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Robert Noir was born in Paris in 1864 and was also known by the pseudonym Salmon Ernest. Noir was the nephew of journalist Victor Noir, who was killed in a duel in 1870 by Prince Pierre Bonaparte.
Robert Noir worked in Paris as a painter; his first works were signed Ernest Noir, and after 1912, were signed Robert Noir. His influences were derived from friendships with Etienne de Martenne and sculptor Louis de Monard.
In Paris, Noir exhibited at the Salons des Artiste (showing 500 of 5036 characters). |
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