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JOHN DAVISON ROCKEFELLER (1839-1937). American oil magnate. The Sanctification of Rockefeller

JOHN DAVISON ROCKEFELLER (1839-1937). American oil magnate. The Sanctification of Rockefeller


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JOHN DAVISON ROCKEFELLER (1839-1937). American oil magnate. The Sanctification of Rockefeller

JOHN DAVISON ROCKEFELLER (1839-1937).
American oil magnate. The Sanctification of Rockefeller. American cartoon comment, 1905, on Rockefellers donations from his oil-derived fortune for various religious and education purposes

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1905 Davison Gilded Age Magnate Oilman Political Robber Baron Robber Barons Rockefeller Standard Oil Company


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The Sanctification of Rockefeller captures the essence of John Davison Rockefeller, an influential figure in American history. This print showcases a political cartoon from 1905, shedding light on Rockefellers' philanthropic endeavors fueled by his oil-derived fortune during the Gilded Age. As an American oil magnate and one of the notorious robber barons, Rockefeller's influence was unparalleled. The image portrays him as a sanctified figure, symbolizing his immense power and impact on society. It serves as a commentary on his donations towards religious and educational purposes, which were made possible through his Standard Oil Company. During this early turn-of-the-century period, Rockefeller's wealth skyrocketed while he faced criticism for monopolistic practices. However, this cartoon highlights another side to him - that of a benefactor who used his riches to support various causes. Rockefeller's contributions played a significant role in shaping America's cultural landscape. His generosity laid the foundation for numerous institutions that continue to thrive today. From funding universities to establishing churches and schools across the nation, he left an indelible mark on both education and religion. This thought-provoking artwork encapsulates not only Rockefellers' legacy but also reflects upon the complex dynamics between politics, business, and philanthropy during this transformative era in American history.

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