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Joseph Grego
Joseph Grego. (23 September 1843 – 24 January 1908) was an art collector and exhibitor, author and journalist, inventor and graphics expert.
==Family origins and company directorships==
Joseph Grego was born in 1843, at 23 Granville Square, Clerkenwell, London, the elder son of Joseph Grego (1817–1881) and his wife Louisa Emelia Dawley. Joseph Grego died unmarried on 24 January 1908, at the address where he was born and spent most of his life.
His grandfather, Antonio Grego, a native of Como in Italy, settled in London before 1821 as a looking-glass manufacturer, the firm becoming Susan Grego and Sons in 1839, and Charles & Joseph Grego in 1845. Joseph Grego invented the 'Colour Photo-Copier', a system of reproducing 18th century colour prints in such exact facsimile that they have often been mistaken for originals. He was also Director of photo-engravers Carl Hentschel Ltd, 1899–1908. (Patent: No 2013: “Improvements in the Production of Zink or other Metal Blocks for Printing Purposes.” ) Grego was also a Director and substantial shareholder of Kegan Paul & Co. from 1903 and ''The Graphic'' Company, until his death.〔The Times, Obituaries. 28 January 1908〕
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