Louis Noël

For the French aviator, see Louis Noël (aviator).

Louis Noël (ne: Hubert Louis-Noël; Saint-Omer, April 1, 1839 - Paris, 1925) was a French sculptor. After studying at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts under François Jouffroy,^[1] Noël became a productive artist, exhibiting regularly. His busts, statues, and portraits were of historical figures, saints, and contemporary people. He created several notable portrait-medallions: Abbe Derguesse (1867; bronze), Mme L. B (1869, silver), Abbe Binet (1873, silver), President Quenson (1875), and M. B (1877).^[2] Noël was the stepfather of the sculptor Jules Déchin (1869-1947).

Portrait of Louis Noël.

Statue of Émile-Louis-Cornil Lobbedey at the Basilica of Notre-Dame de Boulogne.

Partial works

• Basilica of Notre-Dame de Boulogne: Statue de Monseigneur Lobbedey, Statue de sainte Ide, Statues de la Vierge et de Saint Jean
• Portrait de l'abbé d'Halluin (1896)
• Statue de Saint Pierre Fourier (1899)
• Cénotaphe (1921)