Rolls-Royce, also known as Rolls-Royce, is an ultra-luxury car manufacturer. It was founded in Britain on 1906. The founders of the company are Frederick Henry Royce (Henry Royce) and Charles Stuart Rawls (Charlie Rawls). Rolls-Royce cars are outstanding representatives of top-class cars, famous for their luxury, and one of the main representatives of European and American cars (omeiche).

Logo:

Rolls-Royce logo pattern uses two "R" overlapping together, symbolizing that you have me and I have you, which reflects the harmonious relationship between the two. The symbol of the flying goddess comes from a romantic love story.

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Logo meaning:

(1), double R.

Charles Stewartrolls Royce and Henry Royce, according to the agreement they signed in 1904, Mr. Royce is responsible for manufacturing cars and Mr. Rolls is responsible for selling cars. Two years later, their companies formally merged and decided to produce "the best car in the world". Before that, Les tried various methods. He started by refitting a second-hand Decauville, but the final result was disappointing.

With the help of a few friends, he decided to make a car by himself. This car has many similarities with that French car. Rice's efforts attracted the attention of Rouse, the upper class in London. As the founder of the British Automobile Club and the agent of Panhard Company, he quickly reached an agreement with Mr. Rice, and the world's most famous double "R" logo was born.

(2), the goddess of celebration

The designer of this sign is British painter and sculptor Charles Sykes. Married montague is madly in love with his secretary Eleanor Thornton. After buying a Rolls Royce 10/HP, montague found Charles Sykes, hoping to design the image of his lover Thornton as a logo. After several weeks of work, six small sculptures were completed. However, these statues still can't satisfy montague. What he needs is to fully display the unique transcendental beauty of his lover.

At that time, Loi Fleur, a choreographer and dancer in Paris, was setting off a revolution in the dance world. Montague took Thornton to see her performance at the Paris Opera House. In the light, a series of perfect dances show exactly the image that montague wanted. A woman wearing a tight long scarf looks even more beautiful under the package of a long scarf. After several revisions, the image of the celebration goddess finally took shape. 19 1 1 year, officially became the logo of Rolls-Royce.

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