Andrew Carnegie

Henry Phipps was a partner of Andrew Carnegie in Carnegie Steel Company and later established the Bessemer Trust Company.

Many Caldwell pieces can still be found in a number of esteemed locales, including Rockefeller Center, the Andrew Carnegie residence, and the White House.

Many Caldwell pieces can still be found in a number of esteemed locales, including Rockefeller Center, the Andrew Carnegie residence, and the White House.

After moving to New York in 1911, his work became well-known amongst the elite, with commissions from the likes of Andrew Carnegie and John Sargent Pillsbury. Bach’s designs ranged f...

His travels in Europe were equally expansive, taking him to England, Scotland (having been commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle there), France, the ...

His travels in Europe were equally expansive, taking him to England, Scotland (having been commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle there), France, the ...

A set of rare Snead bookshelves designed for use in public libraries, underwritten by Andrew Carnegie. The shelving systems are designed to be used with adjustable components.

This 17th century Italian style was very much in vogue late 19th early 20th century, "Robber Baron Chic", as the newly rich emulated and copied the decor of the immensely wealthy Hen...

He was part of a select group of painters sponsored by the Sante Fe Railroad to paint scenes of the Grand Canyon and was commissioned to create paintings of the landscape surrounding...

In 1890 he was commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint landscapes around Carnegie's Cluny Castle in Scotland.

The son of Bradley Martin and Helen Phipps and the grandson of Henry Phipps, the Pittsburgh steel magnate and partner of Andrew Carnegie, Esmond Martin was known as an avid collector...

Lee, General William Tecumseh Sherman, Mark Twain, Andrew Carnegie, and, most famously, President Abraham Lincoln.

While most art museums founded at the turn of the century focused on collections of well-known masters, Andrew Carnegie envisioned a museum collection consisting of the “Old Masters ...

Only the very wealthy could afford to place a private commission and among Tiffany's clients were Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain), Andrew Carnegie, gold and lead mining tycoon Joseph Del...

Beck Medal of the Pennsylvania Academy, in Philadelphia, in 1943; the Andrew Carnegie award from the National Academy of Design, in Manhattan, in 1955, and the National Academy award...

Beck Medal of the Pennsylvania Academy, in Philadelphia, in 1943; the Andrew Carnegie award from the National Academy of Design, in Manhattan, in 1955, and the National Academy award...

His skill and reputation would also earn him a commission from Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle in Cluny, Scotland.

Maynard Prize in 1933 and 1938; the Benjamin Altman Prize in 1936; and the Andrew Carnegie Prize in 1942. He served on the Academy Council from 1930 until 1933.[1] He was elected a m...

In 1967, he received an Andrew Carnegie Foundation grant for a study and report on “Freedom of Expression in the Arts, ” completed for UNESCO.

Day of the United States Supreme Court, and steel mogul Andrew Carnegie. Although highly praised at the time, portraits held little interest for Teed; when interviewed in 1925, he st...

After moving to New York from Germany in 1911, Bach's work became well-known amongst the elite, with commissions from individuals such as Andrew Carnegie and John Sargent Pillsbury. ...

It tells of the great Scottish architects, Robert Adam and Andrew Carnegie and their influence throughout the world.

The museum is housed in the Andrew Carnegie Mansion which was built between 1899 and 1902.

Morgan, Henry Clay Frick, Andrew Carnegie and others formed great collections of old master paintings, sculpture and furniture, ushering in a new interest in the Baroque and Renaissa...

He was also part of a special Erie Canal painting trip, and was commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle in Cluny, Scotland.

It is featured in the Coat of Arms of Nova Scotia, on the flag of Montreal, on the flag and crest of Annapolis, Maryland, as a part of the crest of Carnegie Mellon University in hono...

For some years and until her death, she was one of the managers of the Fellowships of the Pennsylvania Academy. On an order from Andrew Carnegie, she painted William Penn in armor fo...

As a means of supplementing his income as an artist, throughout his career Hunt painted portraits one of the more well-known of these portraits is of Andrew Carnegie's partner, Henry...

His travels in Europe were equally expansive, taking him to England, Scotland (having been commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle there), France, the ...

His travels in Europe were equally expansive, taking him to England, Scotland (having been commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle there), France, the ...

Joseph Fiore was honored with the National Academy of Design’s prestigious Andrew Carnegie Prize in 2001. His work can be found in the collections of the National Gallery of Art and ...

Joseph Fiore was honored with the National Academy of Design’s prestigious Andrew Carnegie Prize in 2001. His work can be found in the collections of the National Gallery of Art and ...

These Dragonflies do not last long. Andrew Carnegie’s Identical lamp sold for $2.2 million.

He was also part of a special Erie Canal painting trip, and was commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle in Cluny, Scotland.

He was also part of a special Erie Canal painting trip, and was commissioned by Andrew Carnegie to paint the scenery around his castle in Cluny, Scotland.

Other significant portraits include those of Richard Burton, Andrew Carnegie (posthumous), Sir Alan Cobham, Sir Robert Ludwig Mond, Maria Montessori, Montgomery of Alamein, Earl Moun...

Morse Medal, 184th Annual Exhibition of Contemporary American Art, National Academy Museum, New York, NY 2005 Benjamin Altman Prize, National Academy Museum, New York, NY 2003 Induc...

Frontispieces, illustrations, and a facsimile letter. Bookplate of Andrew Carnegie. London: Smith, Elder & Co, 1890.

He exhibited a landscape owned by Andrew Carnegie in the World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893.

The pen is part of a limited edition series called: 'Patron of arts, Andrew Carnegie'. The pen is made to commemorate the the great industrialist Andrew Carnegie.

Shelving unit from the Traverse City, MI library, which was built by Andrew Carnegie in 1904. Heavy steel unit has 10 adjustable shelves, measuring 3' long x 7" deep each.

OF SPECIAL NOTE THIS SERIES IS FROM THE ANDREW CARNEGIE LIBRARY, BOOK PLATE CAN BE SUPPLIED ON REQUEST.

In, Joseph Fiore was awarded the Andrew Carnegie Prize at the National Academy of Design in New York.

This particular casting was originally made for the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburgh commissioned by Andrew Carnegie himself.

This rare pair of benches came from Skibo Castle, Dornoch, home of the steel magnate Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie purchased Skibo Castle in 1898, and undertook an expensive renovation o...

The table is reputedly from Skibo castle, the Scottish residence of Andrew Carnegie. The oblong top has rounded corners and a broad thumb moulding.

Many Caldwell pieces can still be found in a number of esteemed locales, including Rockefeller Center, the Andrew Carnegie residence, and the White House.

In May of 2001, Joseph Fiore was awarded the Andrew Carnegie Prize at the National Academy of Design in New York.

Some of his clients and sites included the Vanderbilts, Phillip Lehman, Andrew Carnegie, JP Morgan, Henry Frick, John Astor, and buildings such as the Waldorf-Astoria, Radio City Mus...

Bogerts work has been displayed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Gallery, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Huntington Libra...

Sometime in her early 20s, Hattie had taken the last name Carnegie after Andrew Carnegie, the industrialist, philanthropist, and richest man in the United States during her lifetime.

Sometime in her early 20s, Hattie had taken the last name Carnegie after Andrew Carnegie, the industrialist, philanthropist, and richest man in the United States during her lifetime.

Sometime in her early 20s, Hattie had taken the last name Carnegie after Andrew Carnegie, the industrialist, philanthropist, and richest man in the United States during her lifetime.