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Jules-Romain Tardieu
Jules-Romain Tardieu (28 January 1805 – 19 July 1868) was a French writer, publisher and bookseller.
Biography.
Jules-Romain Tardieu was born on 28 January 1805 in Rouen, son of the painter Jean-Charles Tardieu.
At the age of sixteen he joined the house of Antoine-Augustin Renouard.
In 1837 he became an associate of Jules Renouard, Antoine's son and successor.
When Jules Renouard died in 1854, he headed the publishing house for
Jules-Romain Tardieu was born in Rouen on 28 January 1805. 
Jules was to become a connoisseur of the arts and letters, a writer, publisher and bookseller, and a member of the Academy of Caen.
Œuvres.
Tardieu-Cochin's work was primarily historical.
He often took classical and poetic subjects. 
He also made copies of several paintings of saints by Philippe de Champaigne that were commissioned by the king's house.
Almost all his works are held in public collections including, among