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ARCHIVES of Dimitri RIABOUCHINSKY SEREBRIAKOV, Alexander (1907–1995) Logo design for the celebration of the jubilee of D. P. Riabouchinsky’s scientific career, May 1954. Ink on paper. Monogrammed “A.S.” 20 × 49 cm, as is (creases). Accompanied by the menu from the gala dinner held at the Aéro-Club de France to mark the jubilee of Dmitri Pavlovich Riabouchinsky’s scientific career. The logo shown was used in the layout of this menu. An original and unique design created for the celebrations marking the fiftieth anniversary of the scientific career of Dmitri Pavlovich Riabouchinsky, a leading figure in 20th-century Russian and French aerodynamics. The composition brings together representations of three iconic locations from his career: the Kuchino Institute of Aerodynamics, the Sorbonne, and the Institute of Fluid Mechanics at the University of Paris. ARCHIVE OF DMITRY RYABUSHINSKY Alexander Serebryakov (1907–1995) Logo design for an event marking the anniversary of D.P. Ryabushinsky’s scientific career, May 1954. Paper, ink. “A.S.” monogram, 20 × 49 cm, in its original condition (paper creases). Attached is the menu from the gala dinner held at the French Aéronautical Club to celebrate the anniversary of D.P. Ryabushinsky’s scientific career. The logo shown here was used in the menu’s design. A unique project created to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of D.P. Ryabushinsky. The illustration features views of the Aerodynamic Institute in Kuchino, the Sorbonne University, and the Institute of Fluid Mechanics at the University of Paris—three key locations associated with the honoree’s work.
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