Joseph Collyer
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Joseph Collyer, also called Joseph Collyer the Younger, (1748-1827) was an engraver in London.
After learning under Anthony Walker, he took a job with Boydell. He exhibited his works at the Royal Academy on a regular basis, and became member of the Society of Arts.
He became the official engraver of Queen Charlotte in 1786.
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