Andrew Carnegie

CTL-E-3392 · Person · businessperson · 1835–1919

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Industrialist and philanthropist (1835–1919) who founded the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh in 1895 as part of his vision to enrich the city with art, science, and knowledge.

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