American Artist Chloe Dee Noble
 
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the art studio of Chloe Dee Noble, her books and art in Braille

 
 
The Blue Cornflower Project ~ Le Projet Bleuet Bleu
An international art exhibit to honor 4000 French children living in Paris in 1942 who were deported and died in Auschwitz .
 
 
4000 children and their story
The blue cornflower project - le projet Bleuet Bleu
 
 
The 4000 children we are honoring with the art exhibit.
Details about the 4000 French children we are honoring with the art exhibit.
 
 
REAR ELEPHANT, etc.
autobiography of Chloe Dee Noble, American artist
 
 
Chloe's Bijou Shop

Her personal estate jewelry
Chloe's Bijou Shop of her personal estate jewelry

 
 
Kabbalah Red String Bracelet
from tomb of Rachel, blessed holy amulet.
 
 
The Grace Kelly Page
Chloe met Grace at her childhood home and when she became a princess she gave Chloe many things, clothing, jewelry, Here is part of that collection.
 
 
Chloe Dee Noble ~ Gift Ideas
Chloe Dee Noble art
 
 
704 Sunset Avenue in Venice Beach, California
the place where I created most of my art
 
 
SAMPLE PAGE TWO ~ items are available now.
 
 
SAMPLE PAGE THREE ~ items are available now.
 
 
SAMPLE PAGE FOUR ~ items are available now.
 
 
SAMPLE PAGE FIVE ~ items are available now.
Chloe Dee Noble - PARIS art displayed in Bulgaria
 
 
Chloe works in forensic science as a facial reconstruction artist
Homage to JonBenet
 
 
Miscellaneous photos: works in bronze, canvas, paper and a bit of biographical information.
Chloe Dee Noble - her variety of art created
 
 
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CONTACT PAGE: We would love to hear from you.
 
 

The Blue Cornflower Project ~ Le Projet Bleuet Bleu

During the summer of 1942, when northern France was occupied during WWII.  The City of Paris (ordered by Germany) sent invitations to families living in Paris.
During those harsh days of war, French citizens were optimistic to receive such an invittion. They were told they would be photographed during the fun event and they all dressed in their finest clothing. 
When they arrived at the party destination, over by le tour Eiffel they were warmly welcomed.
Professional photographers were set up to receive the children and an assistant helped them with props: girls with false graduation deplomas and fancy handbags; boys with bowls of gold fish, musical instruments and toys. 
The happy children then met and joined the others and celebrated with popcorn, cookies, cake and icecream while parents were in another room filling out forms. All had a wonderful time.
The purpose of this event was to collect information and to create photographs depicting kindness and celebratory fun. It was a profound lie.
Three weeks later fathers were arrested from their homes in the middle of the night and deported to Poland.
Two weeks after that, the mothers were arrested and deported to Poland.
4000 children who were born in France were arrested, housed with German nannies and shipped in convoys to Poland. 
Their parents were already dead. 
The 4000 children all died in Auschwitz in August 1942.

"The Blue Cornflower Project ~ Le Projet Bleuet Bleu" was created to honor these innoocent Jewish children.
Please plant blue cornflowers in your garde/yard/flower pots to honor these children. Very few people have any awareness of this event of horror.
Please participate in this exhibit.  The whole world is invited - the SOLO EXHIBITION will be hosted by LESSEDRA  ART GALLERY in Sofia Bulgaria.
May 1, 2025 - May 31, 2025

The CEO and creator of this exhibit, American artist Chloe Dee Noble chose Bulgaria for this exhibition because Bulgaria was the first country that came to the defense of the Jews living in Paris and helped many to safe shelter among the Bulgarian families. 
 

We hope to see everybody planting blue cornflowers in their garden in memory of these young children.

While northern France was occupied during WWII, French children were invited to a party at the Velodrome in order to be set up for deportation to Auschwitz where 4000 died in gas chambers.

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