I understand what you mean. These two graphics are separate and independent, not a combination, so they are two things.

Rolls-Royce’s three-dimensional car logo is taken from a statue of the Goddess of Victory in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. It's what we call a flying man. Rolls-Royce's flat car logo is centered on two overlapping "R"s, with the name of the company's founder, Rolls, written on it, and the name of the other founder, Royce, below. Two "R"s superimposed together indicate that the two people work closely together and support each other.

The origin of the Rolls-Royce goddess logo, a symbol of "nobility". In 1904, Royce, an engineer in Manchester, built his first three cars. One of his members was the Royal Automobile Society. The member's business partner told the news to his fellow member, the British aristocrat Rolls, a racing driver who also engaged in car sales. Rawls was extremely interested in this and soon traveled to Manchester. After visiting Royce's car, Rolls immediately felt that this kind of car has endless charm and must have a bright future. After meeting with Royce, the two decided to jointly form Rolls-Royce (Rolls-Royce). Royce) automobile company, Royce is responsible for design and production, and Rolls is responsible for sales. The name of the car is "Rolls-Royce" (also translated as: Rolls-Royce). In 1906, Rolls-Royce Royce Motor Company was officially established.

In 1907, they launched a new car that had extremely low driving noise and was almost like a ghost. It was later called the "Silver Ghost". This was the first car to use the Rolls-Royce trademark. Rolls drove a Rolls-Royce and continued to win automobile races. Soon this kind of car became famous, and the two achieved success by complementing each other. Rolls and Royce have completely different origins, hobbies, and personalities, but their persistence and yearning for the automotive industry make them an excellent pair. Rawls was bold, courageous, and had strong financial resources, while Royce's childhood hardships enabled him to develop the good habit of being down-to-earth at work and always pursuing excellence in technology. Their companies finally became more and more prosperous due to their complementary strengths.

Stuart Rawls was born in 1878. He loves risky, exciting and high-speed sports. He frequently participated in hot air ballooning and dragster racing. Rolls unfortunately died in a plane crash on July 12, 1910. Henry Royce was born in 1863. In his early years, he worked as a newspaper boy and as an apprentice for the railway company. Later, he turned his attention to cars. After Rolls' death, Royce was very sad, but he still insisted on concentrating on research. His designs were recognized around the world and created brilliant achievements for the company. Royce died on April 22, 1933. After the two founders passed away, their heirs changed the red double R's representing their names on the front of the car to black to express their condolences.

In addition to the double R, the Rolls-Royce logo also has the famous Jumpman logo. The idea of ??this logo was taken from a 2,000-year-old statue of the Goddess of Victory in the art corridor of the Louvre Museum in Paris. Her solemn and noble figure is the source of passion for artists. When automotive art master Charles Sykes was invited to design a logo for the Rolls-Royce Motor Company, the statue of the goddess deeply imprinted in his mind immediately inspired him to create. Then a statue of a goddess with arms stretched back and a veil floated over.

Rolls-Royce Motor Company is a company world-renowned for its "aristocratic" cars. Rolls-Royce's annual output is only a few thousand vehicles, which is not even a fraction of the output of the world's major automobile companies. But from another perspective, things are more valuable than others. The reason why Rolls-Royce cars have become a symbol of status and status is because the company has to scrutinize the identity and background conditions of car buyers. There used to be such a rule: only nobles could become its car owners.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars produces three series of cars, each with different sales targets.

The black and blue Silver Spirit series are sold to heads of state, senior government officials, and people with titles; the neutral color Silver Feather series is sold to gentlemen and celebrities; the white and gray light-colored Silver Shadow series are sold to ordinary entrepreneurs and wealthy people. Rolls-Royce cars are reliable and of exceptional quality. What is particularly worth mentioning is its luxurious interior decoration. The dashboard inside the car is walnut imported from Italy and the United States. The materials chosen are deliberately consistent in color, so there are almost no traces of seams at the patchwork interfaces. The wood has been carefully polished and its surface is as bright as a mirror. The same wood is even registered and archived in case it is damaged and replaced. The seats and ceiling are made of high-quality cowhide from Denmark and England, and the scraps are leather bag fabrics from high-end jewelry stores in Paris. The smooth and soft surface of cowhide processed through multiple processes is coated with a wear-resistant and waterproof coating. The carpets in the car are made of Wilton pure wool, and even the luggage compartment is covered with carpets. It is filled with high style and has sound insulation effect. The interior of the car is spacious and comfortable, with a palace-like feel, so the Queen of England uses the car as her "royal driver". No matter where the Queen of England goes, she always drives a Rolls-Royce. There is a dedicated Rolls-Royce garage on the Royal Yacht Britannia. Before the 1950s, the royal family's car was always a Mercedes-Benz. After Queen Elizabeth ascended the throne in 1952, she gradually replaced the former with Rolls-Royce. In 1955, it was authorized to use the royal emblem. Until today. The Queen's car does not have a license plate number, the Queen's emblem is placed on the roof, and there are lights inside. Rolls-Royce has a noble appearance, and every detail of it must meet two requirements: 1. It should be aesthetically and visually perfect from any angle; 2. The performance of any component must be impeccable. of. At present, Rolls-Royce has Silver Spirit, Silver Thorn, Silver Shadow and Silver Feather series

There is also a saying like this:

Love

This car The designer of the subject is the British painter and sculptor Charles Sykes. Rolls-Royce

In the early 20th century, introduced by his friend Montagu, Sykes was responsible for designing a sculpture logo for Rolls-Royce. At that time, the married Montague was madly in love with his female secretary Thornton, and begged Sykes to design the car logo based on Thornton. Therefore, in Sykes's original design, the statue was a robed woman with her fingers on her lips, symbolizing the unspeakable secret love story between Montague and Thornton. This love story has gone through many hardships. Thornton's status was once a stripper, so the two could not live together at all. After getting the understanding of the family and Montagu's wife, the two could finally come together. Unfortunately, During World War I, Montague was sent to India to inspect motorized forces. He and Thornton boarded the ship on December 13, 1915. Later, the ship was hit by a German torpedo. Montagu survived, but Thornton was buried with the ship. seabed. Later, the story of their beautiful and slightly tragic love was retained on this car logo. Rolls and Royce were also Montague's friends. They were very moved after learning about this incident. Later, they invited Sykes to change it into an image with hands stretched back like wings, which is today's "Flying Goddess". In 1911, it officially became the logo of Rolls-Royce. Since then, Rolls-Royce’s flying goddess logo has become a beautiful symbol of love.

The mascot on the front of every Rolls-Royce: the winged goddess of joy. Her creation and manufacturing process are an excellent example of Rolls-Royce's pursuit of perfection. Charles Sykes, the designer of the Rolls-Royce logo, described his design concept this way: "The graceful goddess takes the pleasure of climbing on the front of a Rolls-Royce, swaying in the breeze along the way." This concept and the goddess's shape are the perfect embodiment of Rolls-Royce's pursuit of excellence.