 In 1815, on Napoleon's return from Elba, Foggo quit France for England, where he found all the friends of his family dead or dispersed.He set up a studio in Frith Street, Soho.In 1816 he exhibited "Jane Shore" at the Royal Academy, and in 1818 "Hagar and Ishmael" at the British Institution, contributing also to the latter a study of "An Assassin's Head".