Day and Haghe 1830 - 1845
- occupation:
- Lithographer, Printer
- Nationality:
- British
- born in:
- London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom
Louis Haghe (1806-1885), lithographer, watercolour artist, born Belgium; 1823 - settled in England.
Together with William Day (1797-1845), around 1830 formed partnership Day & Haghe, 1838 - appointed 'Lithographers to the Queen'. 1845 - became Day & Son; pioneers in developing colour lithographs.
Related Objects
Lithograph 'Oblique Bridge, Boxmoor, Herts.', by J C Bourne, 1838
Lithograph 'Weedon Viaduct', by J C Bourne, 1839
Victoria Station, Hunt's Bank, Manchester. (Exterior view).
Coloured lithograph 'London and Birmingham Railway Entrance Portico Euston Grove Station', by J C Bourne, 1838
Lithograph 'Viaduct over the River Blythe', by J C Bourne, 1839
Lithograph 'Jackdaw Hill, Linslade, Bucks', by J C Bourne, 1839
Lithograph, 'Sherbourne Viaduct, near Coventry', by J C Bourne, c 1839
