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Interesting when you see all the logos side by side how similar some of them look (hello Barcelona and Sydney) and how design has evolved. Munich (in a good way) and London (let’s say interesting) really stand out for doing their own thing. Sadly I don’t think London will stand the test of time. As i’ve previously mentioned, to me it is the comic sans of Olympic logos.
Paris – Summer 1924
Lake Placid – Winter 1932
Los Angeles – Summer 1932
Garmisch-Partenkirchen – Winter 1936
Berlin – Summer 1936
St. Moritz – Winter 1948
London – Summer 1948
Oslo – Winter 1952
Helsinki – Summer 1952
Cortina d’Ampezzo – Winter 1956
Melbourne / Stockholm – Summer 1956
Squaw Valley – Winter 1960
Rome – Summer 1960
Innsbruck – Winter 1964
Tokyo – Summer 1964
Grenoble – Winter 1968
Mexico – Summer 1968
Sapporo – Winter 1972
Munich – Summer 1972
Innsbruck – Winter 1976
Montreal – Summer 1976
Lake Placid – Winter 1980
Moscow – Summer 1980
Sarajevo – Winter 1984
Los Angeles – Summer 1984
Calgary – Winter 1988
Seoul – Summer 1988
Albertville – Winter 1992
Barcelona – Summer 1992
Lillehammer – Winter 1994
Atlanta – Summer 1996
Nagano – Winter 1998
Sydney – Summer 2000
Salt Lake City – Winter 2002
Athens – Summer 2004
Turin – Winter 2006
Beijing – Summer 2008
Vancouver – Winter 2010
London – Summer 2012
Olympic logos from 1924 to 2012
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