Anthony Dyson: PhD R.E. studied at the Blackburn School of Art and graduated as teacher at Leeds College of Art. Print historian, printmaker, printer, and lecturer at the University of London (PhD Courtauld Institute), later at the Institute of Education. Author of ‘Pictures to Print: the Nineteenth-Century Engraving Trade’ (1984). Retired in 1987, and established the Black Star Press at his home, printing plates for (among others) Robin Tanner and Edgar Holloway. Since the late 1990s increasingly concentrating on his own work as a printmaker. Elected Associate Member of the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers (ARE) in 2003. From 1990 -2000 he published the Calendarium Londinense for which he designed, made and printed the etchings.