File:Andrew Carnegie in National Portrait Gallery IMG 4441.JPG

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Summary

Description	English: I took photo with Canon camera of Andrew Carnegie at National Portrait Gallery. Public domain.
Date	c. 1905
Source	National Portrait Gallery, public domain
Author	Original artist: Unknown Photograph: Billy Hathorn

Licensing

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References

↑ ^a ^b National Portrait Gallery

File usage

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Andrew Carnegie

Metadata

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