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1825 Ghent, Belgium - 1892 Saint Eugene Bologhine, Algiers. Known for: Still life, interior scenes, figure and genre painting.
David Emile De Noter was a son and student of Jan-Baptist De Noter, draftsman and architect. His mother was Carola Maya with whom Jan-Baptist married just shortly before David's birth in 1818. He had... Read full biography
David Emile De Noter was a son and student of Jan-Baptist De Noter, draftsman and architect. His mother was Carola Maya with whom Jan-Baptist married just shortly before David's birth in 1818. He had a brother Michael who lived only a short time (1821-1823) and two sisters, Anne-Marie and Edalie.... Read full biography
David Emile De Noter was a son and student of Jan-Baptist De Noter, draftsman and architect. His mother was Carola Maya with whom Jan-Baptist married just shortly before David's birth in 1818. He had a brother Michael who lived only a short time (1821-1823) and two sisters, Anne-Marie and Edalie. De Noter went to live in Brussels in 1840. He married Clemence Wauters on 25 November 1845 in Mechelen. They had seven children: Léon-David (° 1848), Henri-Louis (1848), Marie-Henriette (1850),... Read full biography
David Emile De Noter was a son and student of Jan-Baptist De Noter, draftsman and architect. His mother was Carola Maya with whom Jan-Baptist married just shortly before David's birth in 1818. He had a brother Michael who lived only a short time (1821-1823) and two sisters, Anne-Marie and Edalie. De Noter went to live in Brussels in 1840. He married Clemence Wauters on 25 November 1845 in Mechelen. They had seven children: Léon-David (° 1848), Henri-Louis (1848), Marie-Henriette (1850), Paul-Alexandre (1851), Raphaël-Ferdinand (1856), Albert-Clement (1858) and Georges- Philippe (1859). Raphaël also became a painter. De Noter lived in Paris in the 1860s. He would have shared a studio there for a while with J. Goupil (ca. 1864). Over time,... Read full biography
David Emile De Noter was a son and student of Jan-Baptist De Noter, draftsman and architect. His mother was Carola Maya with whom Jan-Baptist married just shortly before David's birth in 1818. He had a brother Michael who lived only a short time (1821-1823) and two sisters, Anne-Marie and Edalie. De Noter went to live in Brussels in 1840. He married Clemence Wauters on 25 November 1845 in Mechelen. They had seven children: Léon-David (° 1848), Henri-Louis (1848), Marie-Henriette (1850), Paul-Alexandre (1851), Raphaël-Ferdinand (1856), Albert-Clement (1858) and Georges- Philippe (1859). Raphaël also became a painter. De Noter lived in Paris in the 1860s. He would have shared a studio there for a while with J. Goupil (ca. 1864). Over time, De Noter and his family moved to Algiers in North Africa. He gifted the Algiers museum in 1870 with a floral still life. Ca. 1879 h... Read full biography