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Why should the beautiful die?

Dedicatory Inscription on the Carnegie Institute Building

Carnegie Institute

Who else would do this for you? Here is a huge composite photo of the dedicatory inscription on the Carnegie Institute building in Oakland: “This building dedicated to literature science and art is the gift of Andrew Carnegie to the people of Pittsburgh.” If you enlarge the picture below, it is 19,662 pixels wide. You can use it for all kinds of illustrations. For example, suppose your magazine has a department devoted to literature. Well, here is the word “LITERATVRE” cut in stone, big enough for any practical purpose. Or “ART IS THE GIFT”—you could make something of that.

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2 responses to “Dedicatory Inscription on the Carnegie Institute Building”

  1. ian

    is there a way i can email you?

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    1. Father Pitt

      Old Pa Pitt has sent you a message at the email address you left. Look for it in your spam folder if you don’t see it in your inbox. Leaving a comment, as you did, is always a good way to get in touch.

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