Born in Paris, Paul Emile Lecomte was the pupil of his father Paul (1842-1920) and Cormon. Although most of his subjects were French landscapes and coast scenes, predominantly of Brittany, he also worked in Cornwall, and painted still life.   He became a Member of the Salon des Artistes Francais in 1902, and received a Gold Medal.  He was also an official artist for the Maritime Ministry.

Exhibited:   Paris