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"Baronet or Butcher" Sir Roger Doughty Tichborne (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1871

Carlo Pellegrini

chromolithograph on paper (sheet: 38.0 cm x 26.3 cm)

Collection: National Portrait Gallery
Gift of Mr Ronald Walker 2001

Accession number: 2003.206.5

Currently not on display

Artist and subject

Carlo Pellegrini (age 33 in 1871)

Sir Roger Doughty Tichborne

Subject professions

Law and justice

Donated by

Ronald Walker (23 portraits)

Related portraits
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"The Lord Chamberlain" Earl of Hopetoun John Adrian Louis Hope (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1900 Sir Leslie Ward

"Phil" Phil May (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1895 Sir Leslie Ward

"New South Wales" Earl of Jersey Victor Albert George Child-Villiers (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1890 Sir Leslie Ward

"A Squatter" Sir Samuel Wilson (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1885 Sir Leslie Ward

1. "The Lord Chamberlain" Earl of Hopetoun John Adrian Louis Hope (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1900. 2. "Phil" Phil May (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1895. 3. "New South Wales" Earl of Jersey Victor Albert George Child-Villiers (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1890. 4. "A Squatter" Sir Samuel Wilson (Image plate from Vanity Fair), 1885. All Sir Leslie Ward.

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On one level The Companion talks about the most famous and frontline Australians, but on another it tells us about ourselves: who we read, who we watch, who we listen to, who we cheer for, who we aspire to be, and who we'll never forget. The Companion is available to buy online and in the Portrait Gallery Store.

Viscount Robert Lowe (Image plate from Vanity Fair Magazine), 1869 Carlo Pellegrini

Meeting by Murder

Magazine article by Yvonne Audette AM, 2005

The story behind two colonial portraits; a lithograph of captain and convict John Knatchbull and newspaper illustration of Robert Lowe, Viscount Sherbrooke.