Portrait caricature of Sir William Bull

Made:
Watford and London
maker:
Leslie Ward and Bemrose Dalziel Limited

Colour lithograph. "Hammersmith". Portrait caricature of Sir William Bull by Spy (Leslie Ward) . Printed by Bemrose Dalziel Ltd, Watford & London. 'Vanity Fair' supplement.

Details

Category:
Pictorial Collection (Railway)
Object Number:
1977-7245
type:
print and lithograph

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