Perhaps best remembered for his volcano paintings of Hawaii, Jules
Tavernier also painted notable scenes of the West. Born in
Paris, Jules Tavernier had a father who was English and a French
mother, and Jules claimed British citizenship. As a child
he lived in both England and France. As a young man he studied
with artist Felix Barrias in Paris, and in 1864 began to exhibit at the
Paris Salon. He also painted in Barbizon, France.
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California Painters
Artists who painted Hawaii
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