Luke Sullivan

1705–1771

William Hogarth, ‘The March to Finchley’ 1750–61
The March to Finchley 1750–61
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Artworks

William Hogarth, Luke Sullivan, ‘The March to Finchley’ 1750–61

William Hogarth, Luke Sullivan The March to Finchley

1750–61
View by appointment T01802
William Hogarth, Luke Sullivan, ‘Moses Brought to Pharoah’s Daughter’ 1752–62

William Hogarth, Luke Sullivan Moses Brought to Pharoah’s Daughter

1752–62
View by appointment T01798

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