Matplotlib remove drawn text

# instead of drawing your text like this
fig.text(0, 0, 'My text')

# you can do
textvar = fig.text(0, 0, 'My text')

# If you've lost the references, though, all the text objects
# can be found in the texts attribute:
fig.texts # is a list of Text objects

# In version 1.3.1, doing textvar.remove() generates a NotImplementedError
# (apparently fixed in 1.4). However, you can get around that to some
# degree by setting the visibility to False.

for txt in fig.texts:
    txt.set_visible(False)

Source: stackoverflow.com

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