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Isambard Kingdom Brunel newspaper obituary, 1859
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Isambard Kingdom Brunel newspaper obituary, 1859
Newspaper cutting of the obituary for I.K. Brunel, published in the Illustrated London News. This clipping features an engraving of I. K. Brunel portrait, surrounded by images of his projects: the SS Great Eastern, the SS Great Britain, the SS Great Western, Saltash Bridge, and Hungerford Bridge. Published on 24 September 1859. Brunel died on the 15 September
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Remembering the Visionary - Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Legacy Lives On
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. In this remarkable photo print, we are transported back to 1859, a time when the world mourned the loss of one of its greatest engineering minds. The Illustrated London News pays tribute to Isambard Kingdom Brunel through a newspaper obituary that captures his indomitable spirit and groundbreaking achievements. At the center of this engraving is a striking portrait of Brunel himself, exuding confidence and determination. Surrounding him are images depicting his monumental projects that forever transformed transportation and engineering history. From the majestic SS Great Eastern to the iconic SS Great Britain and SS Great Western, these vessels symbolize Brunel's unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries in maritime innovation. The inclusion of Saltash Bridge, Hungerford Bridge, and Royal Albert Bridge further emphasizes Brunel's mastery in bridging gaps both physically and metaphorically. These structures stand as testaments to his ability to connect people across vast distances while leaving an enduring mark on landscapes. Published just days after his passing on September 15th, 1859, this poignant newspaper cutting serves as a reminder that even in death, Brunel's legacy lives on. His contributions not only revolutionized travel but also shaped modern society by laying down foundations for future generations. As we gaze upon this print today, let us pay homage to Isambard Kingdom Brunel—a visionary whose brilliance continues to inspire engineers worldwide—forever etching his
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