List of posters used in successive Olympics



A list of posters from the 1896 Olympic Games. If you look at it in succession, you can see how a painting that was as detailed as a single painting became a simple and easy-to-understand illustration over time.

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1896 Athens Olympics . It is not the poster but the cover of the official report.



1900 Paris Olympics . A fencing poster, one of several made for each competition.



Poster for the 1904 St. Louis Olympics . It is a sign-like design.



1908 London Olympics . A poster showing the stadium, depicting high jump players.



1912 Stockholm Olympics . Expressing the parade heading to the Olympics.



1920 Antwerp Olympic Games . The player who drew the discus was drawn.



1924 Paris Olympics . Illustration of players taking an oath.



1928 Amsterdam Olympics . A runner running with a laurel, a symbol of victory. The three-colored line represents the Dutch flag, not toothpaste.



1932 Los Angeles Olympics . Express the Olympic winner.



1936 Berlin Olympics . The carriage drawn from the Brandenburg Gate is on the poster.



1948 London Olympics . Once again, a discus thrower appears.



1952 Helsinki Olympics . The figure depicts the long-distance runner Pavo Nurmi .



1956 Melbourne Olympics . A poster where no one appears after a long time.



1960 Roman Olympics . From this point, the design will be like an illustration.



1964 Tokyo Olympics . The first official poster by Yusaku Kamekura.



1968 Mexico City Olympics . A collaboration poster by three artists.



1972 Munich Olympics . A poster that expresses modern architecture with simple colors.



1976 Montreal Olympics . A poster that appeals to the Olympics. It's really easy to understand.



1980 Moscow Olympics . Designed with athletics lines.



1984 Los Angeles Olympics . The Olympic symbol is secretly drawn in the left corner.



1988 Seoul Olympics . It seems to represent 'harmony and progress.'



1992 Barcelona Olympics . There are people who are extremely simplified.



1996 Atlanta Olympics . A poster chosen by the International Olympic Committee Chair.



2000 Sydney Olympics . It depicts a simplified human being as in Barcelona.



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