The Tichborne Claimant ('Men of the Day, No. 25.') Portrait Print
The Tichborne Claimant ('Men of the Day, No. 25.') NPG D43487
© National Portrait Gallery, London
by Carlo Pellegrini
The Tichborne claimant was the person who identified himself, in a series of dramatic legal cases, to be the long-lost Sir Roger Tichborne. The Claimant, as he was commonly known, is usually assumed not to have been Sir Roger Tichborne, but Arthur Orton. Tichborne had been on a ship, the Bella, which had disappeared at sea in 1854. In 1863, his mother advertised in the world's press, asking for his whereabouts. Two years later, a butcher calling himself Tomas Castro from Wagga Wagga, Australia,... more
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