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Letitia and Elizabeth specialised in making etchings and engravings for the expansive book market, though they also exhibited watercolours at the annual London exhibitions. Despite their superior skills as printmakers, their brother John took over the family workshop after their father’s death in 1805. All the unmarried siblings continued to live and work together in London in the early 19th century.\r\n\nLike their father, Letitia and Elizabeth Byrne specialised in topographical engravings and etchings depicting England, Wales, Italy, and colonial India. They often produced these as book illustrations for larger commercial publishers on a freelance basis. In 1805, after her father’s death, Letitia Byrne did try to publish a series of topographical prints herself. 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