Collection

Day and Son

occupation:
Lithographic printer,
Printer
Nationality:
British
born in:
London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

1845- took over from William Day (1797-1845) whose business was known as Day & Haghe due to the collaboration with Haghe, a Belgian artist and lithographer from 1825-1845; 1867 ran into financial difficulties and acquired by Vincent Brooks - thereafter sometimes known as Vincent Brooks, Day & Son

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