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196 - [UNITED STATES] Dimitri Riabouchinsky (1882–1962) Johannes B…
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[UNITED STATES] Dimitri Riabouchinsky (1882–1962) Johannes Burgers (1895–1981), physicist WARNER Edward; PHILIPPOFF John; KARLASH Nicolas; HUNSAKER J.C.; TSCHEBOTARIOFF-BILL Valentina • Correspondence between Dimitri Riabouchinsky and the American physicist of Dutch origin, John Burgers. Comprising: a signed typewritten letter with handwritten corrections (formulas) by J. Burgers, on letterhead of the Laboratorium voor aero en hydrodynamica der technische hoogeschool, 12 October 1926, in French, 2 pp., 30 x 21 cm, as is; a typewritten letter signed by D. Burgers, on letterhead of the Laboratorium voor aero en hydrodynamica der technische hoogeschool, 19 December 1929, in Russian, 1 p., 30 x 21 cm, as is; three typewritten letters signed by D. Burgers, on University of Maryland letterhead, 21 April, 5 May and 17 July 1961. In English, 4 pp., 28 x 21.5 cm; handwritten draft letters by Dimitri Riabouchinsky (replies to letters from D. Burgers), in English and French. 1926, then 1960–1961, 12 pp., various formats. Some pages contain calculations and sketches. Friendly correspondence, discussion regarding the latest research and ideas. Burgers shares news of his trip to Soviet Russia: ‘In September and October of this year, I travelled to Russia to give a series of lectures on hydrodynamics. I also visited your laboratory in Kuchino (…) All your old instruments are still present in the laboratory’ and passes on news of his former colleagues to Riabouchinsky. • Correspondence with various representatives of American technological institutes, concerning Dimitri Riabouchinsky’s visits to the United States. Typewritten letters signed by: R.H. Goddond, Nicholas Karlash, Edward Warner, J.C. Hunsaker, 1929–1952. In English, 9 pp., as is (creases, tears); copy of a typewritten letter from D. Riabouchinsky on the letterhead of a hotel in Washington, 18 May 1928, 1 p., 23.5 x 15 cm, in English; draft letter from D. Riaboushinsky in English, typewritten with handwritten corrections, undated, 1 p. • Four letters from John D. Philippoff, 1955–1957. In Russian, 5 ½ pp., 26 x 18.5 cm; letter from Valentina Chebotareva-Bill, on Princeton University letterhead, 25 October 1955. In Russian, 2 pp., 28 x 21.5 cm. Russian Art [USA] RYABUSHINSKY Dmitry (1882–1962) - Autograph BURGERS John (1895–1981), physicist; WARNER Edward; PHILIPPOV John; KARLASH Nicolas; HUNSAKER D.S.; CHEBOTAREVA-BILL Valentina • Correspondence between Dmitry Ryabushinsky and the American physicist of Dutch origin, John Burgers. Includes: a typewritten letter signed by D. Bourgers and handwritten corrections (formulas), on letterhead of the Laboratorium voor aero en hydrodynamica der technische hoogeschool, 12 October 1926, in French, 2 pages, 30 x 21 cm, in poor condition; a typewritten letter signed by D. Bourgers, on the letterhead of the Laboratorium voor aero en hydrodynamica der technische hoogeschool, 19 December 1929 In Russian, 1 page, 30 x 21 cm, in good condition; three typewritten letters signed by D. Bourgeois, on University of Maryland letterhead, 21 April, 5 May and 17 July 1961. In English, 4 pages, 28 x 21.5 cm. Drafts of handwritten letters by Dmitry Ryabushinsky (replies to letters from D. Bourgeois), in English and French. 1926, then 1960–1961, 12 pages, various sizes. Some pages contain calculations and drawings. Friendly correspondence, discussing recent research and ideas. Burgers shares news from his trip to Soviet Russia: ‘In September and October of this year, I was in Russia to give a series of lectures on hydrodynamics. I also saw your laboratory in Kuchin (…) All your old instruments are still in the laboratory” and passes on news to Ryabushinsky from his former colleagues. • Correspondence with various representatives of American technological institutes regarding Dmitry Ryabushinsky’s lectures in America. Typewritten documents with signatures (R.H. Goddond, Nicholas Karlash, Edward Warner, J.C. Hunsaker), 1929–1952. In English, 9 pages, in a bound volume (creases, tears); a copy of a typewritten letter by D. Ryabushinsky on a Washington hotel letterhead, 18 May 1928, 1 page, 23.5 x 15 cm, in English; Draft of a letter by D. Ryabushinsky in English, typescript with handwritten corrections, undated, 1 page. • Four autograph letters signed by Ivan Filippov (John D. Philippoff), 1955–1957. In Russian, 5½ pages, 26 × 18.5 cm; an autograph letter signed by Valentina Chebotareva-Bill, on Princeton University letterhead, 25 October 1955. In Russian, 2 pages, 28 x 21.5 cm.
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