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Andrew Carnegie (1835-1918) Scottish-born American philanthropist and industrialist

Andrew Carnegie (1835-1918) Scottish-born American philanthropist and industrialist who gave a£ 70, 000.000 to good causes. Spy cartoon from Vanity Fair London 1903

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1903 American Andrew Cartoon Fair Gave Good Industrialist Philanthropist Scottish Born Vanity Carnegie Libraries


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Andrew Carnegie: A Visionary Philanthropist and Industrialist". This print captures the essence of Andrew Carnegie, a remarkable figure in American history. Born in Scotland in 1835, he later became an iconic Scottish-born American philanthropist and industrialist. Known for his immense generosity, Carnegie dedicated his life to giving back to society. The image showcases a spy cartoon from Vanity Fair London in 1903, providing a unique glimpse into the public perception of this influential man during that time. With his piercing gaze and distinguished appearance, it is evident that Carnegie commanded attention wherever he went. What truly sets him apart is the astounding sum of £70 million (equivalent to billions today) that he selflessly donated towards various noble causes. His most notable contribution was establishing libraries across America, ensuring access to education for all. These libraries have become enduring symbols of knowledge and empowerment. Carnegie's legacy as an industrialist cannot be overlooked either. He played a pivotal role in shaping America's economic landscape during the late 19th century through his leadership in steel production. This print serves as a reminder of Andrew Carnegie's unwavering commitment to social progress and his profound impact on both sides of the Atlantic. His story continues to inspire generations worldwide, reminding us all of the power we hold within ourselves to make positive change.

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