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// Olympia München by Max Bill is a 1970 limited edition silkscreen print celebrating the Olympic Games with a bold, geometric design. The artwork features five vertical panels, each representing one of the Olympic colors: blue, yellow, black, green, and red. Each panel contains a circular cut-out that links with adjacent circles, symbolizing unity and connection, echoing the iconic Olympic rings. Bill’s minimalist approach and use of primary colors create a visually striking piece that encapsulates the spirit of the Olympics—diversity, unity, and international harmony. The crisp lines and vibrant colors showcase Bill’s mastery in merging art with graphic design.
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// Olympia München by Max Bill is a 1970 limited edition silkscreen print celebrating the Olympic Games with a bold, geometric design. The artwork features five vertical panels, each representing one of the Olympic colors: blue, yellow, black, green, and red. Each panel contains a circular cut-out that links with adjacent circles, symbolizing unity and connection, echoing the iconic Olympic rings. Bill’s minimalist approach and use of primary colors create a visually striking piece that encapsulates the spirit of the Olympics—diversity, unity, and international harmony. The crisp lines and vibrant colors showcase Bill’s mastery in merging art with graphic design.
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Untitled (Columbus In Search Of A New Tomorrow), 1992
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Max Bill
Olympia München, 1970
Limited Edition Print
Silkscreen
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