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"Day & Son: Capturing History through Art and Lithography" Step into the world of Day & Son, a renowned publishing company that left an indelible mark on history with their exquisite artworks and lithographs. Founded in 1843 by William Day, this esteemed firm played a crucial role in documenting significant events and landmarks of its time. One such masterpiece is "The Atlantic Telegraph, " created by Robert Charles Dudley in 1866. This captivating artwork immortalizes the groundbreaking moment when telegraph cables connected Europe to America, revolutionizing global communication forever. Another remarkable creation by Dudley is "A Memorial of the Marriage, " which commemorates the union between H. R. H. Albert Edward Prince of Wales and H. R. H. Princess Alexandra of Denmark in 1863. With intricate details and vibrant colors, this piece captures the grandeur and joyous celebration surrounding this royal wedding. Dudley's talent shines once again in "The Signing of the Marriage Attestation Deed. " Here, he skillfully portrays a historic moment as witnesses sign an important document sealing a marriage contract. The attention to detail transports us back to that very day, allowing us to witness this significant event firsthand. Moving beyond weddings, Thomas Picken's artwork takes center stage with his depiction of the majestic New Assembly Hall in Edinburgh around 1875. Picken's meticulous brushstrokes bring life to every architectural element while capturing Scotland's rich heritage. David Roberts' masterpieces also grace Day & Son's collection; including "The Stone of Unction, " "Tomb of Zechariah, " and "The Fountain of Job. " These stunning works transport viewers across time and space, offering glimpses into biblical landscapes filled with religious significance. Day & Son didn't limit themselves to art alone; they also excelled at creating detailed lithographs depicting various scenes from historical events like war or everyday life moments. W. Simpson’s collaboration with T.