188 - ARCHIVES of Dimitri RIABOUCHINSKY

ARCHIVES of Dimitri RIABOUCHINSKY A selection of personal documents from Dimitri Riabouchinsky’s family, correspondence, and administrative records, including: • A statement by D. Riaboushinsky affirming that he is not Jewish but is of entirely Russian descent. It also specifies that D. Riaboushinsky has never been a Freemason and has never belonged to any secret societies. January 22, 1942. Typed text with handwritten passages, in French, 1 page, 27 x 21 cm; correspondence and documents relating to the reburial of Nikolai Pavlovich Riabushinsky (1876–) at the Russian cemetery in Nice. 7 pp., various sizes, in Russian, envelopes. • Letters addressed to D. P. Riabouchinsky by various members of his family and family friends. Autograph letters, typewritten copies, telegrams, and aerograms, envelopes. In Russian and French, 1925–1954. 32 pp., various sizes. Three copies of children’s drawings; one drawing depicting D. Riabushinsky’s deceased dog. Pencil on paper, annotation in D. Riabushinsky’s hand; copies of letters from close associates of the Riabouchinsky family, 1920s. Typewritten copies, in Russian, 21 pp., 33 x 20 cm. • Extract from the civil registry concerning the marriage and the births of the children, 1882, Moscow. In Russian, 1 ½ pages, 36 × 22 cm; questionnaire from the agency responsible for Russian émigré affairs in France addressed to Mrs. V. S. Zybine, wife of D. P. Riabouchinsky. 4 pp., in Russian, 27 × 21 cm; RYABUSHINSKAYA, V. D. 1,000 Spanish Phrases and Words. A Russian-Spanish Dictionary for the First Days of Stay in Spanish-Speaking Countries. Rotterdam, 1935. Brochure, 25 pp., publisher’s binding, 22 × 14 cm. • Commentary on the professional biography of D. Riabushinsky, written by an unidentified person. 1940. 27 × 21 cm. Typewritten text, 1 page; two membership cards from the French Mathematical Society in the name of D. Riabouchinsky. 1955 and 1959; a business card of D. Riabouchinsky; a business card of D. Riabouchinsky’s wife; a portrait of an unidentified man holding a book, photograph measuring 165 × 110 mm; Academy of Sciences. Obituary notice on members and correspondents. Obituary notice on Dimitri Riabouchinsky by Henri Villat. In French, 4 pp., 27 x 21.5 cm. ARCHIVE OF DMITRI RYABUSHINSKY A collection of personal documents belonging to the family of Dmitri Ryabushinsky, correspondence, and administrative records, including: • A declaration by D.P. Ryabushinsky stating that he is not Jewish but is descended from entirely Russian parents. It also states that D.P. Ryabushinsky was never a Freemason and was never a member of any secret societies. January 22, 1942. A typescript with fragments of handwritten text, in French, 1 page, 27 × 21 cm; correspondence and documents regarding the reburial of Nikolai Pavlovich Ryabushinsky (1876–) at the Russian cemetery in Nice. 7 pages, various sizes, in Russian, envelopes. • Letters addressed to D.P. Ryabushinsky by various relatives and friends of the family. Autograph letters, copies of typewritten documents, telegrams and aerograms, envelopes. In Russian and French, 1925–1954. 32 pages, various sizes. Three copies of children’s drawings; a portrait drawing of D.P. Ryabushinsky’s deceased dog. Paper, pencil, annotation in D.P. Ryabushinsky’s hand; copies of letters from relatives of the Ryabushinsky family, 1920s. Copies of typewritten documents, in Russian, 21 pages, 33 × 20 cm. • Extract from the civil registry regarding marriage and the birth of children, 1882, Moscow. In Russian, 1 ½ pages, 36 × 22 cm; questionnaire from the Office for Russian Emigration Affairs in France addressed to V.S. Zybina, wife of D.P. Ryabushinsky. 4 pages, in Russian, 27 × 21 cm; RYABUSHINSKAYA, V.D. 1,000 Spanish Phrases and Words. A Russian-Spanish Dictionary for the First Days of Your Stay in Spanish-Speaking Countries. Rotterdam, 193