Anna Noëh (1926–2011, Hungary) studied at the Academy of Applied Arts in Budapest, where she pioneered wood-batik mural design, before continuing studies in Vienna and later settling in Montreal. Fascinated by Inuit culture, she travelled extensively in the Canadian Arctic, creating paintings and drawings that sensitively document daily life. Working primarily in acrylic but also in oil, graphite, and watercolour, Noëh combined technical precision with a profound ethnographic vision.
