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Noble, Thomas Satterwhite

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Noble, Thomas Satterwhite (1835-1907)

US painter and teacher. A historical, genre, and seascape painter, he is primarily known for his sympathetic portrayals of black Americans, as in The American Slave Mart (1865) and The Price of Blood (1868), a scene of a plantation owner selling his mulatto son.

Noble was born in Lexington, Kentucky. He studied with Couture in Paris (1856-59), served in the Confederate Army (1862-65), established a studio in New York (1866-69), and headed the McMicken School of Design (later the Cincinnati Art Academy) (1869-1904). He studied in Munich (1881-83), and retired to Bensonhurst, Long Island (1904).
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