Nikolay Sergeevich Belkov Biography, Age, Height, Wife, Net Worth and Family

The system of pictograms was patented and successfully implemented at the Olympic games in Moscow in 1980. And the graduated work on its development became one of the best final works of the Stieglitz Academy.

In 1977, Nikolay Belkov graduated from the evening department of the faculty of industrial art of Leningrad Higher Art and Industrial School named after V. I. Mukhin. His graduated work was dedicated to a system of pictograms developed by him for all Olympic Sports for the 1980s Olympic Games.

Nikolay Sergeevich Belkov (5 September 1950, Leningrad, the USSR – tragically died on 21 May 1996) – designer, member of the Union of Artists of Russia, author the pictograms system which was patented and officially used on Olympic Games in 1980, Moscow. Used to be the permanent participant of Leningrad, all-Russian, all-Union, international exhibitions and International Poster Biennale. He was awarded the medal “For Distinguished Labour”.

Nikolay Belkov was born in 1950 in Leningrad. He was fascinated by pentathlon. Modern pentathlon is a multidimensional and exciting sports all-around, forming strength and endurance, as well as a strong friendship and cohesion of all team members, especially since the Olympic Сhampion in modern pentathlon A.A. Tarasov was the coach. Nikolay became a master of sports and had every chance to enter the national team of the USSR.