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Eugène Narbonne

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Eugène Narbonne (born 1885 and died 1973) was a figurative French painter and professor at the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts in Paris.

He is also known for his students: Maurice Boitel, Hannes Rosenow, Georgette Piccon, Bernard Buffet and Louis Vuillermoz.

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