1972 Munich Olympics

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Mark Andrew Spitz (1950, Modesto, California). American swimmer. Won Gold Medals in 4 x 100 men's freestyle relay and 4 x 200 men's freestyle relay; Silver Medal in 100 meter butterfly; and Bronze Medal in 100 meter freestyle, Olympics, 1968. Won Gold Medals in 100 meter butterfly, 100 meter freestyle, 200 meter butterfly, 200 meter freestyle, 4 x 100 meter freestyle relay, 4 x 100 meter medley relay, and 4 x 200 meter freestyle relay, Olympics, 1972. Holds seven world records in swimming.

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1972 - Mark Sptiz, World's finest swimmer, trains for Munich.

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1972 Munich Olympic Games Art Series Poster - Hans Hartung

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1972 Munich Olympic Games Art Series Poster - Otmar Alt

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1972 Munich Olympic Games Art Series Poster - R.B. Kitaj

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1972 Munich Olympic Games Art Series Poster - Alan Davie

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Olmpische Spiele München 1972 | Albers, Josef | V&A Explore The Collections

Josef Albers - Albers' well-known style of superimposed rectangles and squares of colour have influenced many artists and designers. In this context, his simple abstraction could easily be interpreted as a swimming pool. At the same time, we might draw a connection between perfection of form and the perfection of skills showcased by the Olympic Games.

Olympics, 1972 - 2012. I made these ages ago as a quick experiment - it’s 40 years since the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, which had some great posters. Thought I’d try a litte reboot… Josef Albers, 1972 // Tommy Nagle, 2012. The Union Jack.