James Gordon Bennett Jr
American journalist, passionate patron of sport and ballooning, owner of the New York Herald.
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American journalist, passionate patron of sport and ballooning, owner of the New York Herald.
Businessman and wealthy collector, founder of the Grands Magasins du Louvre department store; in 1890, he acquired Millet's Angelus for the record sum of 750,000 gold francs.
An industrialist in the metallurgy sector, he was President of the Paris Chamber of Commerce, Director General of the Universal Exhibition (1900), and a Regent of the Bank of France. His sons would go on to found the luxury automobile company Delaunay-Belleville.
Director of the Creusot forges, administrator of Decazeville, he was also Minister of Public Works, Mayor of Creusot and deputy of Aveyron.
American producer, director and screenwriter of animated films. He founded the Walt Disney Company in 1923.
Director of the Niederbronn forges and later deputy for Bas-Rhin in the Constituent Assembly, he had acquired great popularity among the workers to whom he provided free courses.
Shipowner, merchant, collector, and art critic. He was an editor at the "Bulletin bibliographique," the "Courrier de Nantes," and the "Phare de la Loire." A collector of gold and silver work, he was a specialist in Maghreb jewelry.
An economist, industrialist and lithographer, he opened the first French lithography workshop in 1816.
French industrialist, banker and politician. He was one of the founders of the Bank of France.
French mechanical engineer. He co-founded the Panhard & Levassor automobile company in 1889.
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